Free Printable 2026 Money Calendar

Three stewardship moves a month, in the right order, all year. Print it, stick it on the fridge, check the boxes. “Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks” (Proverbs 27:23, KJV), one month at a time.

January

Set one written savings goal for the year and automate a transfer toward it
Check your W-4 withholding so your refund or bill will not surprise you
Pick your high-yield savings home for the year

February

Pull your free credit reports at AnnualCreditReport.com and dispute any errors
Cancel every subscription you did not use in January
Set your tax appointment or software plan now, not in April

March

Start your taxes early and estimate the damage or refund
Fund last year’s IRA before the April deadline if you have room
Review insurance deductibles against your emergency fund

April

File your taxes and bank any refund before it evaporates
Set this year’s HSA and 401(k) contribution pace
Run a one-week no-spend reset

May

Negotiate one recurring bill with a real competitor quote in hand
Shop your car insurance against three quotes
Plan summer travel with a written budget before booking anything

June

Mid-year budget review: compare actual spending to plan, category by category
Check your 401(k) pace: half the year gone, half the match captured?
Review your emergency fund target against current expenses

July

Check your credit score trend and utilization
Audit every bank fee you paid this year so far
Update beneficiaries on retirement accounts and insurance

August

Build the back-to-school or fall budget before the spending starts
Raise your 401(k) contribution by one percent
Start a holiday sinking fund: divide your December number by four

September

Prep for open enrollment: gather this year’s medical spending
Re-shop home and renters insurance
Review subscriptions again; they grow back like weeds

October

Make open enrollment decisions on purpose, not by default
Review investment allocation against your target
Holiday sinking fund check: two payments in?

November

Write the holiday budget BEFORE the first purchase and spend from the sinking fund
Review the year’s biggest spending category for one structural fix
Schedule year-end money moves while there is still time

December

Finish year-end tax moves: charitable gifts, 401(k) top-up, HSA max
Write down three money wins from this year
Set January’s goal so next year starts on the first

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The 2026 Faithful Money Calendar