See This Month's Cash Flow At A Glance.
Four live totals across the top — cash flow, bills due, debt payments, and savings this month — update the moment you fill in a number, so you never add it up by hand.
Personal Finance product
Monthly Money Dashboard
A dashboard-style money tracker for monthly cash flow, bills, debt, and savings.
One dashboard for cash flow, bills, debt, and savings replaces checking several places to answer how this month is going.
Complete the set
Personal Finance Complete Bundle
All 10 DaveWays Personal Finance products in one bundle: budget spreadsheet, debt payoff calculator, sinking funds, net worth, bill tracker, and more.
Separately $170.91 — bundle $69.00, save $101.91.
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Real preview
See What's Inside
A real look at the dashboard with a sample month filled in, showing live cash flow, bills, debt, and savings totals, so you can see exactly what you get.
Product details
Detailed Description
A dashboard-style money tracker for monthly cash flow, bills, debt, and savings.
This DaveWays digital download is built for practical, self-paced use. Review the product preview, file contents, FAQs, and support information before purchase.
Delivery and support
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Checkout is processed by Paddle. After successful payment, DaveWays provides access to the digital download. For order or access help, email support@daveways.com.
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Benefits
What This Product Helps You Do
Bills, Debt, And Savings Live In One File.
Track each bill's due date and paid status, your debt balances, and your savings goals side by side, instead of cross-referencing three separate trackers to answer one question about your money.
Review What Changed, Every Month.
Two short monthly review prompts — what went well, what you will change next month — turn tracking into a five-minute habit instead of a forgotten resolution.
Digital file contents
What You Receive
- Live dashboard — cash flow, bills due, debt payments, and savings this month, calculated automatically
- Income tracker (2 rows: salary/wages, side income)
- Bills & payments tracker (4 rows — rent/mortgage, utilities, phone/internet, insurance — with due date and paid yes/no)
- Debt tracker (2 rows — credit card, loan — with payment amount and balance remaining)
- Savings tracker (2 rows — emergency fund, other goal)
- Monthly review with two fill-in prompts
Who it is for
Best Fit
- Spreadsheet-first budgeters
- People managing several money categories
- Anyone who wants a lightweight money dashboard
FAQ
Questions Before Checkout
What is the format?
A browser-based HTML dashboard you fill in directly and print or save as PDF — not an Excel or Google Sheets file.
Is it for debt only?
No. It also tracks income, bills with due dates, and savings goals, and rolls all four into one cash-flow total.
Do the totals update automatically?
Yes. Cash flow, bills due, debt payments, and savings this month all recalculate live as you fill in each table.
Before you buy
Purchase Information
Price: $21.99. This product is available now through secure Paddle checkout. Review the Refund Policy, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy before purchase. For questions, use the Contact page or email support@daveways.com.
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