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Biweekly budget calendar: every check with a job
Paid every two weeks? Your 26 checks do not divide evenly across 12 months — and two months a year hand you a third check. A biweekly budget calendar maps every bill and goal to the check that covers it, turning the awkward math into a simple plan.
- 26 checks, mapped
Every paycheck assigned its bills, sinking funds and debt payments.
- Bills repeat per cycle
Recurring items project across every pay period automatically.
- Check coverage visible
See whether each check covers its assigned bills before it lands.
- Free core
The calendar and recurring plans are free forever.
The biweekly math, solved
Two checks a month most months, three checks twice a year — that third check is the famous "bonus" paycheck. The calendar assigns it a job: extra debt, savings goals, or a buffer. Meanwhile each regular check has its bills, and the balance between checks is visible in advance.
Set it up once
- Add paydays as a recurring biweekly income item.
- Add bills with due dates as recurring items.
- Assign each bill to the preceding check mentally — the calendar shows it.
- Direct the third checks of the year to savings or debt.
Frequently asked questions
What is a biweekly budget calendar?
A calendar that maps your 26 annual paychecks to bills, sinking funds and goals, planning from payday to payday.
What do I do with the third paycheck months?
Assign them a job in advance — savings, debt, or buffer — so they are a plan, not a windfall.
Is it free?
Yes. The calendar and recurring plans are free forever.
26 checks, zero surprises
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