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ADHD-Friendly Budget Planner
A money system built for brains that forget subscriptions exist and shut down at spreadsheets
A money system built for brains that forget subscriptions exist and shut down at spreadsheets
Real pages from the actual bundle.
Most budgeting tools assume a brain that checks in daily, categorizes every receipt, and never forgets a bill is due. This one doesn’t. The ADHD-Friendly Budget Planner is a printable system built around realistic effort instead of perfect tracking — not another finance app that gets deleted by February.
The monthly overview splits money into three honest buckets — income, fixed expenses, variable expenses — and does the subtraction for you on paper. No spreadsheet, no formulas to get wrong.
Half of what’s draining an account is something signed up for months ago and never cancelled. The subscription tracker is one page built specifically to make that visible again.
Same philosophy as the original planner’s habit tracker: thirty circles, fill one in whenever money gets set aside, big or small. No deadline, no reset-to-zero shame for a slow month.
Weekly spending, bill payments, debt payoff, spending by category, and a net worth snapshot round out the system — the boring parts of managing money, written down in one place instead of scattered across apps you stopped opening.
Pairs naturally with the ADHD Planner Bundle for the full day-to-day and money system together. Curious why spreadsheets and budgeting apps tend to fail for ADHD brains specifically? Read why a budget spreadsheet doesn’t work for ADHD brains.
It's a printable PDF you download instantly and print yourself, at home or at a copy shop. There's no physical product shipped.
Both are included in the one purchase — no need to guess which size to buy.
No — every page is undated on purpose, so you can start on any day instead of losing pages to a missed start date.
Same reason as the habit tracker in the original planner bundle — a missed week shouldn't feel like a failure. It's thirty fill-in-anytime circles instead, no deadline attached.