Budget Planner

Plan your monthly budget by tracking income, expenses, and balance — with support for multiple currencies and export options.

Income & Currency

Summary

Total Income: ₹0.00
Total Expenses: ₹0.00
Balance: ₹0.00

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Expense List

Name Category Amount

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Why Use a Budget Planner?

A budget planner is a powerful tool for gaining control over your finances. By tracking where your money comes from and where it goes, you can identify spending habits, cut unnecessary costs, save for future goals, and avoid debt. This online expense tracker provides a clear overview of your financial health, empowering you to make smarter decisions.

How to Manage Income and Expenses

Using this income and expense planning tool is simple:

  • Set Your Income: Start by entering your total monthly income and selecting your preferred currency.
  • Add Expenses: As you spend money, add each item with a name, amount, and category. Be as detailed as possible.
  • Review Your Summary: The tool will automatically calculate your total expenses and show you the remaining balance in real-time.

How to Export or Print Your Budget

For your records or for sharing, you can easily export a report. Simply use the action buttons to download a budget report as a CSV (for spreadsheets like Excel or Google Sheets) or as a professional-looking PDF file.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is my data saved if I close the browser?

Yes, this budget planner tool uses your browser's local storage to automatically save your income, currency preference, and expense list. When you return, your data will be right where you left it. Clearing your browser's cache may remove this data.

Can I use this budget planner tool in India?

Absolutely. You can select 'Indian Rupee (₹)' from the currency dropdown, making it a perfect monthly budget calculator for users in India. All amounts will be formatted correctly.

What's the best way to categorize expenses?

A good approach is to use broad but meaningful categories. Common examples include "Housing" (rent/mortgage), "Utilities" (electricity, water), "Food" (groceries, dining out), "Transport" (fuel, public transit), "Health" (insurance, medical), and "Personal" (entertainment, shopping).