The small boxes on the right half of the page have the initials of each month at the top when a bill is paid, I can just check the box to keep track and I know I’m good for another month. You can also also use your bank statements to fill in the amount of each recurring bill (if it varies slightly each month, I usually write down what it is when the bill is on the higher end) and the day of the month it comes out of the account. If you don’t already have a list of your recurring payments, look back over your last few months of bank statements (most banks provide them online these days!) and write down each bill that you pay on a recurring basis. What if I don’t know what recurring payments I have? Recurring contributions to savings (like a general savings account or a retirement fund).Regular charitable giving (like to churches or non-profits).Tuition or lesson fees (like kids’ music lessons, sports teams, or clubs).
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