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The sinking fund planner.

Predictable annual expenses divided by twelve, saved monthly, never surprising you again. Fourteen categories pre-filled (Christmas, car maintenance, insurance, birthdays, vacation, and more). Elegant indigo and bronze systematic design.

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the Sinking Fund Planner predictable annual expenses · divided by twelve · never surprised again THE CONCEPT Take every predictable annual cost. Divide by 12. Save that amount monthly. FUND NAME ANNUAL $ ÷12 MO BALANCE Christmas / holiday giftsCar maintenanceHome maintenanceInsurance premiumsProperty taxesVacation / travelBirthdaysBack to schoolMedical / dentalAnnual subscriptionsEmergency bufferPet care / vetNew tiresStreaming renewals TOTAL MONTHLY SINKING $______ · one line in your monthly budget the calmest budgets expect what everyone else calls a surprise printablefinds.com

What's inside

The 'unexpected' expenses that wreck monthly budgets are almost all expected — you just forgot to plan for them. This planner fixes the forgetting.

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14 pre-filled categories

Christmas · car maintenance · home repairs · insurance · property tax · vacation · birthdays · back-to-school · medical · subscriptions · emergency buffer · pet vet · new tires · software renewals. Plus 2 blank rows for your custom categories.

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Annual ÷ 12 = monthly

Dedicated column for the monthly amount (annual cost divided by 12). This is the number you actually save each month — the calculation made explicit.

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Current balance tracking

Track how much you've saved in each fund right now. See which funds are ready for their upcoming expense and which need more attention.

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Target date column

When is each expense actually due? Christmas = December. Car reg = March. Property tax = April. Knowing the date orders your monthly funding priorities.

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The Concept callout

Top callout explains the whole method in one sentence: divide annual costs by 12, save monthly, never surprised. Onboarding built into the design.

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Indigo + bronze

Deep indigo with warm bronze accents. Systematic magazine aesthetic — reads as a real financial tool, not a novelty planner.

How to use it

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Download

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Print + review categories

Cream cardstock preferred. Review the 14 pre-filled categories — cross out any that don't apply, add your own in the 2 blank rows.

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Fill annual + monthly

For each category, fill Annual $ (what it costs per year) and ÷12 monthly (annual divided by 12). Add current balance if you already have partial funds.

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Add to monthly budget

Sum all monthly amounts. That's your total sinking-fund line — add it as one line to your monthly zero-based budget. Fund automatically each month.

Frequently asked

Is this really free?

Yes, free forever for personal use. No email required.

What paper works best?

Cream cardstock, 65-80 lb, matte finish for the most premium result.

One savings account or many?

One account + paper tracking (simpler), or multiple sub-accounts (more visible). Both work.

What if I can't afford the total monthly amount?

Prioritize high-consequence, imminent funds first. Partial funding > no funding — even $10/month for Christmas beats $0.

How is this different from a savings goal?

Savings goal = one target. Sinking fund = ongoing monthly recurring.

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