Free tool

Sinking Funds Tracker

Six named buckets for the expenses you know are coming — car repairs, Christmas, vacation. Set a target, save monthly, and no bill is ever a surprise.

0% funded · ~12 months to go

0% funded · ~12 months to go

0% funded · ~14 months to go

0% funded · ~12 months to go

0% funded · ~12 months to go

0% funded · ~12 months to go

Saved across funds
$0
Combined target
$7,000
Total monthly set-aside
$570
Free printable

The printable fund panels

Six blank sinking-fund panels on one sheet — name, target, monthly set-aside, and a running balance log for each. Plus a quick primer on the method.

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What's a sinking fund?

A sinking fund is money set aside a little at a time for an expense you know is coming — new tires, holiday gifts, the annual insurance bill. Unlike an emergency fund, it's for the predictable stuff. Divide the cost by the months until it's due, and a $1,200 December suddenly costs a painless $100 a month.

Keep them in one high-yield savings account with a simple note of what belongs to which fund — or in separate buckets if your bank offers them.

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