A biweekly paycheck means you’re paid every two weeks — typically 26 times a year. While this is a common pay schedule, it can make budgeting tricky because your paycheck doesn't always line up with your bill due dates. Often, a single paycheck may not be enough to cover all the bills due during those two weeks, and you may need to pull from previous paychecks to stay on top of things.
The Biweekly Paycheck Planner tool by PlanMyPaycheck.com simplifies the process by showing you exactly how much to set aside from each paycheck. You can enter your paydays and bills, and the tool will help you decide how much to hold onto from previous paychecks so that you can cover all your expenses — without the stress of juggling payments and figuring out how to stretch your funds.
This tool is built for people who want a simple, no-frills way to map out their finances between paychecks. This tool is especially helpful if:
Enter your paycheck amount and the date of your most recent paycheck — future pay dates will auto-fill every 14 days.
List your fixed monthly bills and their due dates — you can add other expenses later.
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| Name | Amount | Due Day (1-31) |
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Enter the total amount you expect to spend over two weeks on things like groceries, entertainment, savings, and anything else not covered in your bills.
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