Budget & Debt Payoff Spreadsheets

These spreadsheets are for households that want to plan a year of spending and get out of debt with their own numbers. The budget is zero-based across 12 monthly tabs: log a transaction once and the actual column fills itself in, with a paycheck budget, sinking funds for known costs and a year dashboard. The debt payoff tracker puts snowball and avalanche side by side with a minimums-only baseline for up to 10 debts, showing months to debt-free, total interest and the payoff date of every debt. A UK edition uses pounds by default, UK spelling and UK household categories.

Both are .xlsx workbooks with no macros, and each comes with a filled example and a blank Start Fresh copy. Scripts recalculated the workbooks in LibreOffice: the debt plans match a separate Python calculation to the cent. They are planning tools, not financial advice; your lender's statements are the real figures.

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Which one do I need?

Comparison of Budget & Debt Payoff Spreadsheets
TemplateBest forOpens inFilesInsideBundle containsPrice
Monthly Budget SpreadsheetPlanning every month to zeroExcel for Mac, LibreOffice1 workbook + blank copy + README12 monthly tabs, paycheck budget, sinking funds, dashboard—$1.09
Debt Payoff Tracker: Snowball vs AvalancheChoosing a debt payoff planExcel for Mac, LibreOffice1 workbook + blank copy + READMEUp to 10 debts, snowball vs avalanche, tracker, 360-month schedules—$2.79
Budget + Debt Payoff BundleBudgeting while paying off debtExcel for Mac, LibreOffice2 workbooks + blank copies + READMEFull-year budget and snowball vs avalanche trackerMonthly Budget Spreadsheet, Debt Payoff Tracker: Snowball vs Avalanche$3.09
UK Budget + Debt Payoff Bundle (GBP)UK households budgeting in poundsExcel for Mac, LibreOffice2 UK workbooks + blank copies + READMEFull-year budget and snowball vs avalanche tracker, in GBP—$3.49

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Questions

Which is better, snowball or avalanche?

The sheet shows both with your own numbers. Avalanche usually costs less interest; snowball clears small debts sooner. It is your choice, and the sheet doesn't give advice.

Why don't the numbers match my statement exactly?

Lenders often charge interest daily and may add fees. The sheet estimates interest monthly (balance x APR / 12). Update your balances from your statements every few months.

Can I use my own currency?

Pick USD, GBP, CAD, AUD or EUR on the setup sheet; the symbol updates in the headers. Amounts are plain numbers, so any other currency works too.