Personal templates

A monthly budget in Excel: income, planned and actual spending by category, and what is left.

A kids' allowance tracker with money in, spending, saving goal and balance.

A membership dues tracker for clubs and groups: who paid, when, how much and who is behind.

A printable chore chart: chores down the side, days of the week across the top and a check box in every square, with an optional reward line.

A chore chart for roommates or a household: chores by person with how often, a rotation week and a done column.

A weekly chore chart with chores down the side and the days of the week across, one box per day, for the whole family or one person.

A behavior and reward chart: behaviors down the side, days across, a box for a star or sticker each day and the reward when the goal is met.

A house cleaning schedule by area with daily, weekly and monthly tasks, a day assigned to each and a check box, printable or in Excel.

A room-by-room cleaning checklist for a deep clean or a move-out, with the tasks for each room and a done box.

A printable to-do list with priority, task, due date and a done box, with your top three for the day at the top.

A printable grocery list sorted by store section (produce, dairy, meat, pantry, frozen, household) with a quantity column and room to write in.

A monthly bill tracker in Excel: each bill with its due day and amount across 12 months, a paid mark per month and totals by month.

A subscription tracker in Excel: service, cost, billing cycle, next renewal and a monthly and yearly total so you see what the subscriptions add up to.

A monthly habit tracker: habits down the side, the days of the month across (28 to 31 set from the month you pick) and a box to check each day.

A family emergency contact sheet for the fridge: family members, neighbors, doctors, school, utilities and poison control, with your address for 911.

A babysitter information sheet with where the parents are, each child's bedtime, food and allergies, house rules, emergency contacts and the address for 911.

A printable blood pressure log with date, time, systolic, diastolic, pulse and notes, with the normal ranges printed for reference.

A blood sugar log by day with before and after meal readings, bedtime, insulin or medication and notes, for a week per page.

A medication log with each medicine, dose and the times of day across the week, a box to check each dose and a list of prescribers and pharmacy.

A weight tracker in Excel with date, weight, change since last entry, change from start and distance to your goal, plus a weekly average.

A printable food diary with breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks for each day, what you ate, how much, water and how you felt.

A two-week sleep diary like the one sleep clinics use: bedtime, time to fall asleep, wake-ups, wake time, total hours and how you felt.

A symptom tracker with date, time, symptom, severity 1 to 10, how long it lasted, possible triggers and what helped, to bring to your doctor.

A printable workout log with the exercise, sets, reps and weight for each set, plus cardio minutes and notes, one page per session or week.

A personal medical history form with conditions, surgeries, medications, allergies, family history and your doctors, to fill before a new patient visit.

A daily or weekly schedule in Excel with time slots and days of the week.

A printable weekly planner with the week's days, top priorities and notes.

A monthly planner with a calendar grid, goals for the month and a notes column.

A weekly meal plan with breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, plus a grocery list.

A trip planner with dates, flights, lodging, daily activities and budget.

A travel itinerary by day and time with place, booking reference and notes.

A group trip expense sheet that records who paid for what and works out who owes whom.

A simple checklist in Excel with done boxes, owner, due date and a completion count.

A moving checklist from eight weeks out to moving day: address change, utilities, movers, packing and the final walkthrough.

A wedding planning checklist by month with vendors, budget and who is handling each task.

A travel packing list by category (documents, clothes, toiletries, electronics, health) with the usual items pre-filled for a trip length you pick.

A camping checklist with shelter, sleeping, kitchen, food, clothing, safety and campsite items, for tent or car camping.

A hospital bag checklist for labor and delivery in three parts: for mom, for the partner and for the baby, with documents and the car seat.

A wedding vows writer with a structure to follow and sample lines you can replace with your own.

A printable survey with your questions, multiple-choice options and a comments box.

A gift log for weddings and showers: who gave what, the date, and whether the thank-you note went out.

A printable guest book page with name, message and date lines for events and open houses.

A wedding budget in Excel with the usual categories, a suggested split of your total, estimated and actual cost, deposits paid, balance due and who pays.

A wedding guest list in Excel: names, group, address, invited to which events, RSVP, meal choice, table and thank-you sent, with head counts.

A wedding day timeline from getting ready to the last dance with the time, what happens, where and who is responsible, built from your ceremony time.

A funeral or memorial program with a cover, the order of service, the obituary, the family and a thank-you from the family, as printable Letter pages.

An obituary writer that turns the name, dates, places, family, work and the service details into paragraphs you can edit and send to the newspaper or funeral home.

A two-page rental application: applicant and co-applicant, current and prior addresses, employment and income, references, vehicles and pets, and a signed statement. No fair housing protected questions.

A tenant's notice to vacate with the move-out date, forwarding address for the deposit and a request for a walkthrough, with a reminder to check the lease and state notice period.

A tenant's request to end a lease early with the reason, the proposed move-out date and an offer to help find a new tenant or pay a fee.

A friendly late rent reminder from a landlord with the amount due, any late fee allowed by the lease, how to pay and a date to pay by. Not a pay or quit notice.

A landlord's lease renewal offer with the new term, the rent, any changes and a date to reply by, plus what happens if the tenant does not renew.

A reference letter from a landlord for a former tenant: dates of tenancy, rent paid on time, condition of the unit and whether you would rent to them again.

A move-in and move-out inspection checklist by room with condition at move-in and move-out, notes and signatures of tenant and landlord.

A rent ledger in Excel: month, rent due, amount paid, date paid, late fee, balance and notes, for one tenant or a small building.

A roommate agreement covering rent and utility splits, deposit, chores, guests, quiet hours, shared items and moving out.

An adverse action letter for a declined rental application with the reasons, the screening company's contact details and the applicant's rights.

An authorization letter that names the person acting for you, what they may do (pick up, sign for, collect documents, bank or school matters) and for how long.

A hardship letter to a lender or servicer that explains what happened, how it changed your income, what you have done since and what you are asking for.

A letter of explanation for an underwriter about a late payment, a large deposit, an employment gap or a credit inquiry, in the short factual form lenders expect.

A gift letter for a mortgage down payment with the donor, relationship, amount, the property and the statement that no repayment is expected, as lenders require.

An appeal letter for an insurance denial, a school decision or a fine: the decision, why it should be reconsidered, the evidence attached and what you ask for.

A photo and video release form with what may be used, where, for how long, no payment, a revocation line and a guardian signature for minors.

A consent form for a child traveling with one parent or another adult: child, parents, the accompanying adult, destination, dates, passport numbers and a notary block.

A medical consent form that lets a grandparent, sitter or relative authorize care for your child for a set period, with insurance, allergies, doctor and a notary block.

A release of liability for an activity or event: the activity, known risks, assumption of risk, release, medical permission and a parent signature for minors.

An authorization to release medical records: patient, who releases and who receives them, what records, purpose, expiration and the right to revoke.