YOUR MONEY AT A GLANCE
Monthly overview
Upcoming bills
Add your first bill to see what's next.
Spending by category
Create an income and add expenses to track your progress.
01 / PLAN YOUR MONTH
Build a budget that fits.
Set your monthly take-home income, then log variable spending such as groceries or gas. Bills are counted separately.
Monthly income
This number applies to each month. Change it anytime.
Log a variable expense
Expense history
02 / STAY AHEAD
A calendar for the important stuff.
Track bill due dates alongside family events. Mark bills as paid, open a Google Calendar event, or export reminders.
Add a bill
Gold dots mark bills; green dots mark family events. Select any date for details.
All scheduled bills
0 bills03 / MAKE EVERY EXTRA DOLLAR COUNT
See how extra payments add up.
Compare your regular payment with extra money paid toward principal. This is an estimate for fixed-rate, monthly-amortizing loans. Verify payoff rules with the lender.
Loan payoff calculator
Assumes interest accrues monthly and extra money reduces principal. Excludes fees, changing rates, escrow, and prepayment rules. Check with your lender about applying extra payments to principal.
What the extra could save
Change the loan amounts and select Compare payoff dates.
Estimated payment schedule
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Showing the first 36 months of the extra-payment scenario. Download CSV for the complete projection.
04 / PLAN TOGETHER
One place for family life.
Keep track of practices, school events, birthdays and appointments next to your bill calendar. Your entries stay in this browser until you choose to export them. Shared household accounts and automatic calendar sync are still being built.
Add a family event
Events are all-day by default to avoid time-zone mistakes. Add specific times in Google Calendar after syncing.
Family events this month
0 eventsGoogle family calendar
Once your family has shared a Google calendar with your Google account, choose it in Sync & backup. You can display its events here and copy family reminders to it.
Not connected to Google Calendar yet.
05 / KNOWLEDGE THAT EMPOWERS
Learn the language of money.
Short, easy-to-follow guides and a searchable glossary for household finances, retirement saving and life insurance. Learn first, then ask questions.
01FinancesBudgeting, savings, debt
02RetirementIRA, 401(k), investing terms
03Life insuranceTerm, whole life, riders, more
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Ask Kasey a question ↗Trusted places to keep learning
Consumer Financial Protection BureauBudgeting, debt, credit and financial well-being ↗Investor.gov (SEC)Saving, investing and retirement basics ↗IRS Retirement PlansAccount types and current tax rules ↗NAIC Life Insurance Consumer GuideInsurance coverage, policy features and shopping questions ↗
This information is for education, not individual financial, insurance, tax or legal advice. Product rules, eligibility and tax treatment vary; always verify current details with qualified professionals.
06 / SHARE ONLY WHAT YOU CHOOSE
Stay in sync. Stay in control.
Download calendar files, or connect Google Calendar with permission to view a shared family calendar and send selected reminders.
Calendar file — ready now
Download an .ics file of bill dates and family events. Import it into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
This is a snapshot of the next 12 months, not continuous synchronization. Re-importing could create duplicates.
Google Family Calendar
With your permission, view events from a Google Calendar that has been shared with you, or copy local bill and family reminders to a selected calendar.
Not connected. No calendar access requested.
Backup your planner
Download your income, bills, expenses and family events to a JSON file under your control.
The backup is not encrypted. Store it carefully.
Restore or clear data
Restoring replaces your current local planner data.