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Improved paycheck planning for one-time income so extra money stays in the correct pay period. Fixed paid overdue minimums appearing again on later paychecks. Paycheck cards now show spending, carried money, and allocation totals more clearly. Removed empty rows caused by bank balance refreshes.
A clear plan to get out of debt. If you want to pay off debt but need a plan to follow, Budgetr gives every paycheck a job. See which bills to cover, how much to put toward debt, and what remains for everyday life and savings. BUILD YOUR DEBT PAYOFF PLAN Bring your income, bills, and debts into one paycheck-by-paycheck schedule. Review planned debt payments, balances, and estimated payoff progress so you can see what comes next. FOLLOW A SIMPLE PAYDAY ROUTINE Open your paycheck, review its allocations, and check off individual bills and debt payments as you pay them. Names and colors make each person’s paydays easy to recognize. Optional on-device reminders help you remember to review the plan. ADJUST WHEN LIFE CHANGES Edit a planned debt payment while keeping the recommended amount handy. Your phone and the website use the same budget, so your changes stay together. PAY DOWN DEBT TOGETHER Invite your partner or a family member to use their own login and help update the shared plan. They can accept an invitation and get started in the app. See everyone with access; the primary owner can remove access. SAVE WITH A PURPOSE Plan for an upcoming expense or a rainy day alongside debt payments. Set a target and date, or save a percentage of each paycheck, and track projected savings. KEEP ACCOUNTS IN VIEW Review spending and connected-account summaries alongside your plan. Bank linking is optional and uses a secure web connection flow. START WHERE YOU ARE Create your plan in the app, sign in to your existing web budget, or explore a fictional sample first. Budgetr is a planning and tracking tool. Checking a payment does not pay a bill or move money. Forecasts are estimates based on your entries, and connected balances depend on the latest data available from your institution.