Finance

This is spreadsheet from book Complete homeowners guidebook by David Crook

A running loan schedule that allows for extra payments and missed payments. All you need to know is Loan Amount, Simple Interest Rate, Length of loan in years, and loan start date. It shows a self adjusting Amortization schedule that adds interest to the principal if you miss a payment and subtracts from principal extra payments. Great for personal loans.
Just stretch things down for a loan longer than 3 years. (Doesn't do compound interest)

See how much of your paychecks are needed to pay those monthly-recurring bills on a paycheck-to-paycheck basis!

Simply enter your monthly-recurring bill payments into the "Daily Entries" Sheet. Then go to the "Summary" Sheet and enter a "Starting Paycheck Date". The template will generate a paycheck schedule for your next 35 bi-weekly payday's, with the amount (of each paycheck) needed to cover your bills until your next paycheck.

This spreadsheet is designed for YNAB users who use iWork Numbers. Purpose is to confirm that your account balances match your budgeting activity in YNAB. Enjoy!

I created a Numbers spreadsheet to help me create budget numbers for use in other financial apps, and to keep a simple single page snapshot view of how I am meeting my budget throughout the year. I have added instructions and popup notes to help others tweak the spreadsheet for their own use, which I do just about every month. I tried to make it visually appealing along with being more than just a list of expense categories like most others are. Hope others find it useful. Good luck!