Whether you’re planning a small wedding or a 300-person blowout, you need a spreadsheet to keep your budget on track. Weddings are notoriously expensive, complicated and time-consuming to plan – so using a dedicated spreadsheet can keep you from melting down under the stress.
Using a built in feature of Google Sheets you can easily and securely get your financial data, like your transactions and balance history, into another Google Sheet. You can use this quick spreadsheet function to harness your data for use in advanced reporting dashboards or quickly get it into an existing financial worksheet. Learn more about the IMPORTRANGE Google Sheets function.
The Tiller team is driven by the belief that money matters because life matters more. That why we’re completely focused on building the best service to help people gain control of their finances.
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If you want to hugely increase the odds of achieving your financial goals – including paying off debt – consider sharing those goals with a partner.
Google Sheets makes collaborating on a budget easy. Here are five tips to help you get started.
Understanding your spending is the first step to gaining more control over your finances.
Budgeting isn’t really about money – it’s about psychology, and how you can most effectively convince yourself to make the best choices.
Round-Up shares the top personal finance and fintech articles read and shared by the Tiller team each week.
If you love spreadsheets and personal finance, you’ll feel like a kid in a candy store when start exploring Tiller. Every Tiller subscription includes a library of premium Google Sheets templates.
As a self-employed individual, business owner, or freelancer, here’s how to know if you owe quarterly estimated taxes based on your total tax liability.
Cumulatively the team at Tiller reads, discusses, and shares hundreds of articles about personal finance, fintech, and spreadsheets each week. Round-Up brings some of our favorites together in one place…
January is the perfect month to revisit (or reset) financial goals. Learn how Tiller can help you financially achieve more in the new year.
How to automate your finances to reach your money goals faster with much less stress.
New Year’s resolutions get a lot of flack. But making important changes is easier when you attach meaning to them. The new year is a perfect opportunity for a fresh start.
If you earn money that doesn’t have taxes withheld when you’re paid, you’ll probably have to pay quarterly estimated taxes to the IRS (and most likely to your state’s department of revenue) in 2019.
We’ve made budgeting in a Google Sheet even easier with the release of our new budget template. Of course powered by Tiller’s automatic daily feed of bank transactions and balances, we’ve kicked it up a notch with some awesome new features to help you budget your way.
How to budget for irregular income: Big lump sum income, followed by zero income, is familiar to contractors, freelancers and commissioned salespeople. But even those willing to adhere to a budget struggle with managing their irregular income.
The Tiller Budget spreadsheet template brings your spending into focus for the current month, but what about reviewing spending across groups for previous months? You can easily add this customized view of your spending with a few simple steps
If you love Google Sheets as much as we do, you’ve probably already discovered Ben Collins. He recently published an essential post, “10 techniques to use when building budget templates in Google Sheets.”
How much are you spending on monthly subscriptions? Which of those subscriptions add value to your life? Learn a few quick and easy ways to determine the costs of your recurring subscriptions using Tiller and Google Sheets.
What if we told you that the best budgeting app isn’t an app at all? Sound like a contradiction? Here’s why it’s true…
