Personal Finance Tracker Notion template
See where your money goes without a spreadsheet you dread opening. This Notion template gives you one page with four tables for your transactions, your monthly budget by category, your accounts, and your savings goals.
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Personal Finance Tracker Notion template
What is inside
Transactions:
every income and expense, with a date, an amount, a category, and an account.
Categories:
a monthly budget for each category. Each category adds up the transactions you logged against it and shows the budget left.
Accounts & Net Worth:
every account with its type and balance. Types are Current, Savings, Investment, and Debt.
Savings Goals:
each goal with a target, the amount saved so far, a target date, and a progress percentage.
Example entries:
example rows in each table that you can study, keep, or delete.
How you use it
- Set your categories and monthly budgets first. Every transaction links to a category.
- Log each transaction when it happens. Each takes about thirty seconds.
- Check the Logged and Budget left columns in Categories once a week.
- Update your account balances. To see your net worth, turn on Sum under the Balance column.
- Update the Saved so far amount on each savings goal.
Personal Finance Tracker Notion template
Buy on EtsyHow you get it
Buy the template on Etsy and download the Start Here PDF.
Open the link in the PDF.
Click Duplicate. The template copies into your own Notion account.
Good to know
- The template is a set of tables, not a banking app. It does not connect to your bank, import transactions, or draw graphs.
- Transactions link to categories and accounts. Savings Goals is a separate table: you type the saved amount yourself.
- Amounts display in dollars. You can change the number format in Notion.
- Digital product. Nothing is shipped.
- A free Notion account is enough. Notion is a separate product and is not included.
- Works on desktop, web, tablet, and phone through Notion.
- For personal use. Do not resell or share it.
- This is a tracking tool, not financial advice.