Money Skills Studio - Budgeting Tool

Your 12-Month Money Calendar

Map your irregular expenses so they never catch you off guard. Build a sinking fund that actually works.

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Why this matters: Most financial stress comes from "unexpected" expenses. But most of them are completely predictable - they happen every single year.

Map out your irregular expenses month by month. The calendar will calculate exactly how much to set aside each pay cycle so you're always ready.

Your expenses by month

Your year at a glance

Your sinking fund target
$0
Set aside this amount each week into a separate account
Total Annual
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Weekly
$0
รท 52 weeks
Fortnightly
$0
รท 26 fortnights
Monthly
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รท 12 months

The goal is simple: add up everything irregular, divide by your pay cycle, and move that amount into a separate "sinking fund" account every time you get paid. When the bill lands, the money is already there.

Knowing the number is easy. Building the habit is the hard part.

A sinking fund only works if you actually set the money aside. Coaching helps you build the system and stick to it.

What money coaching helps with

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Setting up a sinking fund account that works with your bank

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Automating the transfer so you never have to think about it

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Building a full budget that includes irregular expenses

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Finding the money in your existing spending

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Dealing with the months where everything hits at once

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Accountability to actually follow through

What this tool gives you

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The awareness of what your irregular expenses actually cost

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The sinking fund number to aim for

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A printable plan you can stick on the fridge

This tool shows you the "what." Coaching helps you with the "how" - setting up accounts, automating transfers, adjusting your budget, and building the confidence to handle money without stress.

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