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Budget Spreadsheet Australia

A budget spreadsheet built for Australians: A$, Aussie bills and pay cycles, ready for Excel and Google Sheets.

Most free budget templates online are American: monthly pay, US dollars and bills you don't have. Ours are set up for how Australians are paid and what we pay for.

What an Aussie budget spreadsheet needs that US ones don't

Example: converting bills to a fortnightly figure

BillChargedExample amountPer fortnight
Car rego (yearly)YearlyA$900A$900 ÷ 26 = A$34.62
ElectricityQuarterlyA$450A$450 × 4 ÷ 26 = A$69.23
PhoneMonthlyA$50A$50 × 12 ÷ 26 = A$23.08
RentWeeklyA$550A$550 × 2 = A$1,100

Example figures only, for illustration. Use your own numbers.

Spreadsheet vs app vs pen and paper

SpreadsheetBrowser appPen & paper
Does the mathsYesYesNo
Works offlineExcel yes; Sheets needs setupYesYes
Customise categoriesFullyYesFully
Best forPeople who like tinkeringQuick daily check-insAbsolute beginners

General comparison.

Start free with the Mini Paycheck Budget.

General information only, not financial or tax advice.

Is there a free Australian budget spreadsheet?

Yes, our Mini Paycheck Budget is free. The premium spreadsheets add bills calendars, goals and debt payoff.

Why not use a US template?

US templates usually assume monthly or twice-monthly pay and US bills. Aussie templates match fortnightly pay and local costs like rego.

Should I budget from gross or net pay?

Net, the amount that lands in your account.

Related

Fortnightly Budget Spreadsheet · Slate Money HQ app · Budget Planner Bundle · Free Mini Paycheck Budget

Try it in an app

Fortnightly Budget Dashboard (A$29, one-off): Plan every payday: bills smoothed across fortnights, a tick-off payday planner, three-pay months and savings goals.