For couples who split bills
Different paydays. One bills plan.
A one-page worksheet to map your next paycheck and what to set aside for shared bills.
The Bills Reset by TheFinancialKi
Start with the next paycheck.
You share bills. You don’t necessarily share a payday. The worksheet gives you a place to map the next paycheck with your partner.
The question behind it is simple: how much should each of you set aside from this check?
Return to the offer ↑What you’re mapping
The next paycheck- Income dates
- When each of you gets paid.
- Shared bills
- What needs to be covered, and when it’s due.
- Each person’s share
- The part of those bills each of you covers.
The planning idea, shown here—not a preview of the worksheet.
Made by Kianna
TheFinancialKi
“How much should each of us move from this paycheck?”
Kianna runs The Bills Reset.
The starting point is couples who split bills and get paid on different schedules.
The aim is a per-paycheck plan, built around income dates, bill due dates and each person’s share.
Before you choose
Same bills. Different calendars.
Who is it for?
Couples who split bills and want to map their next paycheck—especially when their pay schedules don’t line up.
Do we need the same payday?
No. Different pay schedules are the problem The Bills Reset is designed around. Start with each person’s income dates and the bills you share.
What does this offer include?
The Bills Reset by TheFinancialKi includes a one-page worksheet to map the next paycheck.