Chalkline Money System 2027
One workbook for your whole money year: budget, transactions, bills, paychecks, debt payoff, sinking funds, savings goals and...
Enter up to 10 debts, choose snowball or avalanche, and see your payoff order, debt-free date and total interest.
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See your debt-free date. Enter up to 10 debts, choose snowball (smallest balance first) or avalanche (highest interest first), add any extra monthly payment, and the calculator builds your month-by-month plan.
Want everything in one place? The Chalkline Money System 2027 includes this calculator plus 9 more tabs.
Please note: this is a tracking and planning tool. It is not financial advice, and calculator results are estimates. Works in any currency.
The workbooks are XLSX files. They open in Microsoft Excel and in Google Sheets. There are no macros. Download links arrive straight after purchase.
Excel on Windows or Mac, Google Sheets in any browser, and most other spreadsheet apps. Charts and formatting can look slightly different between apps.
The licence is for you and your household, or for your own classroom or workplace where the product is made for that. You may print copies for your own use. Please do not resell, share or republish the files. Full terms are on the licence page.
Because the files are delivered instantly, all sales are final once downloaded. If a file is broken or missing, email [email protected] and we will fix it the same week. See the refunds page for details.
Upload the XLSX file to Google Drive, then right-click it and choose Open with Google Sheets. Our downloads help page has the steps.
One workbook for your whole money year: budget, transactions, bills, paychecks, debt payoff, sinking funds, savings goals and...
Track up to 15 assets and 15 debts at each month end and watch your net worth change on a chart.
List up to 26 paychecks, assign each bill and allocation to a paycheck, and see what's left from every one.
Debt snowball vs avalanche, explained with a worked example: how each method works, what each costs in interest, and how to choose the one you will stick with.