5 Ways to Boost Your Financial Confidence in 2021
Here are five habits that lay the groundwork toward financial confidence, one tiny victory at a time.
Tiller Money Blog
Helpful resources for optimizing your financial life with the power of spreadsheets, plus the latest updates from Tiller Money.
The Science of Happy Giving Based on Elizabeth Dunn’s Research
By demonstrating gratitude and encouraging the happiness of another person, you’re likely to feel the warm and fuzzies, too.
It’s Not Too Late for These Quick Holiday Budgeting Tips
Keep your holidays special without increasing your financial stress with these quick holiday budgeting tips. It’s never too late to put them in action!
The Best Holiday Gift Is a Blessing to Stay Out of Debt
A public spending pact is the most effective way to avoid stressful holiday debt. And it has one of the greatest returns of all gifts you can give.
5 Ways to Reach Your 2021 Financial Goals With Tiller Money
It's the perfect time to revisit (or reset) your financial goals. Learn how Tiller Money can help you achieve the top 5 most popular financial goals of 2020.
50+ of the Best Free Google Sheet Templates for 2021
Get these 50+ free Google Sheet templates for tracking money, making a calendar, meal planning, project management, running a business and much more.
Free Holiday Gift Planner Spreadsheets
To help you plan your holiday gift giving (and save you money), Tiller created a simple and free Gift Tracker Spreadsheet. Download it here.
Forget Resolutions: Make This One Financial Habit Instead
Instead of making New Year’s resolutions about your money, focus on making a new keystone habit of tracking spending instead.
See How the Debt Snowball Method Can Work for You
"Focus on your smallest debts first" is how the debt snowball method works. It's effective for many people, but is it the right debt payoff strategy for you?
Tiller Money in Fortune Magazine: “Bring Back the Spreadsheet”
"Tiller Money provides spreadsheets that automatically connect to as many bank accounts as a customer desires, leaving users with an understanding of spending"