Whether you’re managing an annual or monthly budget, Excel’s flexibility allows you to make adjustments with just a few clicks. We also found plenty of Google Sheets budget templates.

With Google Sheets, you can use templates to easily track your budget. Select's review can help you decide if it's the right budgeting tool for you.

How to make a budget in Google sheets: First, enter a starting balance (aka the amount in your account at the start of the month). Next, enter your expected income for the month.

Google Sheets can't be overlooked when it comes to budgeting. It's customizable, free, and available to everyone. Learn what you're missing out on.

If you’re one of the millions of Gmail users, you already have access to Google Sheets for free. You don’t have to go out and purchase budgeting software or a fancy budget binder.

Open a New Google Sheet Start with opening a new sheet in Google Sheets. Then, select a layout that best fits your financial goals: whether it is a monthly, quarterly, or annual budget.

When you open Google Sheets on your computer, you’ll see a few sample spreadsheets at the top. If you don’t see “Monthly budget,” expand the template gallery and scroll down.