If you’re determined to make your money work for you and you get paid every two weeks, forget your old way of budgeting and follow these three simple steps instead.
Map Out Your Month
Grab a blank calendar or print out a copy of my free bi-weekly budget plan template” inside of the resource library.
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1. Monthly income: write down when you expect to receive your paychecks. 2. Pay schedule: write down the due dates of your monthly bill 3. Monthly expenses: write down when you plan to buy.
Create a Zero-Based Budget
When your paycheck comes in, assign 100% of your income to a budget category until you have zero dollars left over.
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The trick to making a zero-based budget work on a bi-weekly schedule is to budget for the dollars you have in your bank account now!
Track Diligently & Be Flexible
Your budget is fluid with a lot of transactions going in and out. If you don’t diligently track your cash flow and expenditures, this budget isn’t going to work.
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