Wessex Community Bank · Free online tool

Free budget planner for UK households

Bring together your income, household bills, credit repayments and regular spending. See what is left each month and create a clear budget report to keep.

  • No sign up needed
  • Individual or joint budgets
  • Clear monthly summary
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Build a clearer picture of your monthly budget

Work through the essentials at your own pace. We will total your figures as you go and produce a clear report at the end.

Let’s start with your household

This helps us present the budget correctly. A joint budget should include both people’s income and shared costs.

A useful starting pointInclude the whole household position where costs or income are shared.

Monthly income

Enter normal take-home income for everyone included in this budget. Payment frequencies are converted automatically.

✦ Live total: the final report shows income sources and, for joint households, the share from each person.

Home and living costs

Add usual monthly costs. If you pay yearly or quarterly, divide the amount across twelve months.

Home and bills

Day-to-day living

Credit commitments and savings

List each regular credit repayment separately. This makes the final report more useful and transparent.

Existing borrowing

Regular saving

Review your budget

Check the summary below. You can go back to correct anything before producing your report.

Income£0.00
Living costs£0.00
Credit payments£0.00
Money remaining£0.00
Wessex Community Bank · Budget report

Monthly budget report

Monthly income£0.00
Essential spending£0.00
Credit repayments£0.00
Money remaining£0.00

Where your money goes

A breakdown of your regular monthly costs.

£0.00regular costs

Spending breakdown

The largest regular spending areas.

Income mix

How the household income is made up.

Household contribution

Income contribution within this budget.

Points to consider

Your next best steps

Practical prompts from the figures entered, not personal financial advice or a recommendation for a particular product.

This summary is based on the figures entered. It is a budgeting aid, not a lending decision or financial advice.