Writing in bill due dates in a visual, calendar format.

Filling in how much you pay for each bill, per month over a whole year (good for varying bill payments, like electricity).There are a bunch of different features with free printable bill pay checklists, and you’ll want to pay attention to ones that work for your bills. Other ones include natural gas bill, cable/internet bill (where you have a 6-month contract and the rate changes after that – usually in the upward direction, amiright?), For example, your December electric bill is going to look very different from your July electric bill. Variable Bills: These types of bills change from month-to-month, or from season-to-season.These can include mortgage or rent payments, car payments, monthly condo fees, etc. Shelf-Stable Bills: These types of bills are the same amount each month, no matter what.Just print out one of these bill pay checklists below, keep it front-and-center (like in your budget binder, or bill paying station area), and you’ll be tracking your bills in just minutes a week. Taking a nasty mess and making it predictable, calm, and (dare I say) gratifying. I mean, you’ve likely got some bills that are paid automatically, some that come in the mail, some that are paperless (but that you manually hit “pay” on, online), some with varying monthly amounts, etc.Īnd they all seem to be due on different dates, right?Ī monthly bill pay checklist PDF can change everything for you.

Bills to pay template