Sinking funds for annual bills
How monthly set-asides cover yearly insurance, registration, and memberships — with a path into Per Year’s calendar sample.
Read guide →Annual bills · yearly total
Annual bills calculator for the year ahead.
Yearly bills and monthly ones belong on the same list. Add the ones you already pay, change each price, and read the yearly total — then what to set aside each month. Optional one-time Annual Bills Plan.
Yearly bills and monthly ones belong on the same list. Add the ones you already pay, change each price, and read the yearly total — then what to set aside each month. Optional one-time Annual Bills Plan.
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What this calculator does
A yearly bill stays as you typed it. A monthly bill is multiplied by 12. A weekly bill is multiplied by 52. The page opens with a few common annual lines already on the list as labeled examples or blanks — replace every amount with yours. No bank link, no account.
Guides for yearly bills
Annual bills checklist
A printable list of yearly, 6-month, and quarterly household bills — with cited amounts only where a public source exists.
Read guide →How much to set aside for bills
The set-aside method for non-monthly bills: divide each bill by the months until it is due, with a labeled example household.
Read guide →Questions about this calculator
Is this annual bills calculator free?
Yes. Add bills, change each price, and read the yearly total without paying. The one-time Annual Bills Plan is optional.
How does a yearly bill show up in the monthly set-aside?
A yearly amount is divided across 12 months for the set-aside figure. The yearly total still shows the full amount you typed.
Do I need to link my bank?
No. Per Year does not connect to your bank. You type each bill; it stays on this device until you choose to buy the plan.
What is the Annual Bills Plan?
One payment unlocks a forgotten-bills checklist, monthly set-aside calendar for your heaviest month, needs vs wants, ways to save, and a 5-year outlook. One-time, not a subscription, with a 30-day refund.
The arithmetic is written out on how a monthly bill becomes a year.