SimpleBudgetPrintCo

A 5-page guided package, in two PDF files — one US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and one A4, so you can print whichever fits your paper. Inside: your plan page from the 2-page planner (8 lines each for income, bills, debt payments, and savings goals), a short how-to page (you don't need to print that one), a filled-in example page showing the planner already worked with realistic numbers, the planner's notes page, and a thank-you page. Every Simple Budget Printables single is this same 5-page package, so there are no surprises from one product to the next.

It's an instant download — nothing is shipped. As soon as you check out, your files are waiting in your Etsy account, and they stay there — if you ever lose them, you can sign in and download them again. One thing to know: downloads don't work inside the Etsy app. Open a web browser (like Chrome), go to etsy.com, and sign in. Click your account icon (the little person, top right), choose Purchases and reviews, find this order, and click Download files — both PDFs (Letter and A4) save to your device, ready to print.

The file is a PDF. If it won't open, the usual fix is a free PDF reader — Adobe Acrobat Reader is free, and the Chrome browser opens PDFs on its own. If that doesn't do it, try downloading the file once more, in case the first download was interrupted. Still stuck? Message me and I'll help you get it open.

Both sizes are in every download — US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and A4 — so you print whichever matches your paper; there's no size to choose and no other version to buy. Use a regular home printer and plain paper, and in the print box choose Actual size (100%) for an exact fit — or Fit to page if you're printing the A4 file on Letter paper, or the other way around.

Yes — as many times as you like, forever. The file is yours to keep, so a spoiled page is never a problem and there's nothing to re-buy — no refill packs, no second purchase. Most people print a fresh planner sheet each payday; that's the idea.

Start with the how-to page — it walks you through the planner step by step. Then look at the filled-in example page: it's this same planner, already worked with realistic numbers, so you can copy what it does using your own numbers the first time or two. The first sheet is allowed to be messy; it gets easier every payday.

Yes. The how-to page carries a code — point your phone camera at it and it opens a video on our YouTube channel, @SimpleBudgetPrintables, showing this very sheet filled in step by step. No phone handy? The filled-in example page right after the how-to shows the finished sheet, filled in, on paper — and every video is on the channel under Simple Budget Printables if you'd rather find it by name.

Yes. Just use one sheet per paycheck, whatever your pay schedule — weekly, biweekly, twice a month, or monthly. The planner doesn't care when the check lands; it just gives that check a plan before you spend it.

No — this one is made to print and fill in with a pen, on purpose. No apps, no accounts, no subscriptions, nothing to learn. All you need is a printer, paper, and a pen — and a fresh copy each pay period.

Message me through Etsy first, please — I reply within a day, and if a file is wrong or won't open, I'll make it right. Because these are instant downloads, sales are final once the files are delivered, so I can't promise refunds — but I'd always rather you write to me than sit stuck with something that isn't working. We'll talk it through.