Here are some free online calendars and tools that allow you to enter bill dates and track your expenses:
1. Google Calendar
You can use Google Calendar to set reminders for bill due dates and add events for your expenses. Simply create an event for each bill and set a recurring reminder. While Google Calendar doesn’t have built-in expense tracking, you can add notes for your expenses in the event description or link it with a separate Google Sheets document to track expenses.
2. Trello
Trello is a project management tool but can be used effectively to track bills and expenses. You can create a board for bills and use lists for different categories (e.g., Utilities, Credit Card, Rent). Each card can represent a bill, and you can set due dates and add notes for payment amounts. There are also free integrations with expense tracking tools like Zapier.
3. Notion
Notion is an all-in-one workspace that can be customized to track bills and expenses. You can create databases for bills and expenses, set due dates, and even categorize your spending. Notion is free to use for personal use and is highly flexible.
4. Microsoft Outlook Calendar
Similar to Google Calendar, Outlook allows you to set reminders and due dates for bills. You can also make detailed notes about the payment amounts and categories in the event descriptions.
5. Zoho Expense
Zoho Expense offers a free plan for individuals that allows you to track personal expenses and manage bill payments. It’s more focused on expense tracking but can be used for bill due date reminders as well.
6. BillMinder (iOS, Free with Paid Option)
BillMinder is a mobile app that helps you manage bill payments. While it’s not a traditional calendar, it allows you to enter your bills and track due dates. The app sends reminders when bills are due and helps you monitor payments.
7. Wunderlist (now Microsoft To-Do)
Wunderlist, now part of Microsoft To-Do, is a task management app where you can enter bill due dates as tasks and set reminders. It has simple expense tracking functionality, though it’s more focused on tasks and lists.
8. PayPal or Mint (Expense Management Tools)
While they aren’t calendars, PayPal and Mint both allow you to track your expenses and offer bill payment reminders. Mint can be used to track overall spending, including bills, and PayPal tracks any transactions related to your bills if they are paid via PayPal.
These tools are free and can be easily used to track bills and expenses. Depending on your preference for calendar views or task-based lists, you can choose the one that best fits your needs.
