
Wedding Planner Spreadsheet
Budget, guests, seating, vendors and a checklist that counts back from your date.
Clear, carefully built tools and step-by-step guides for money, property, life's milestones and the information your family will one day need. Download once, use for years.
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Budget, guests, seating, vendors and a checklist that counts back from your date.

Annual budget, snowball or avalanche payoff, loan amortization and a personal financial statement.

Rent roll, income and expense ledger, Schedule E summary and a rental deal analyzer.

Accounts, documents, contacts, digital life and final wishes, in one place for the people you trust.
Step-by-step fillable PDFs for life's big events: checklists, worksheets, the rules that apply and links to the official forms. National guides with Oklahoma sections, plus Oklahoma editions where state law drives the answer.

Birth certificate, SSN and insurance deadlines, car seat and safe sleep, logs and a sitter sheet.

Budget, lender, agent, offer, inspection and closing, plus an affordability and cash-to-close calculator.

Buy or lease, financing and add-ons, buying tires, insurance, the lemon law, and a maintenance tracker, with Oklahoma notes.

Your wishes, your rights and the costs, the first days, who to notify and estate basics.

An eight-week countdown, mover quotes and your federal rights, packing logs, and Oklahoma address, tag and voter deadlines.

Legal papers, Medicare and SoonerCare long-term care, home care and facilities, FMLA, taxes and a care log.

Enrollment windows, Original Medicare vs. Advantage, Medigap, Part D, 2026 costs and IRMAA, with plan comparison sheets.

Agents and commissions, Oklahoma disclosure rules, pricing, offers, deadlines, a seller net sheet and taxes.

Coverages, replacement cost, wind and hail deductibles, roofs, coverage gaps, quotes, claims and a home inventory.

A needs worksheet, term vs. permanent, riders, quotes, Oklahoma policyholder rights, beneficiaries and a policy record.

Wills, living trusts, TOD deeds, beneficiary designations, spouse and children's rights, powers of attorney and taxes.

Resume worksheets, applicant tracking tips, an application tracker, interview prep, offer comparison and layoff deadlines.

A four-year timeline, a college list you can afford, applications, the FAFSA, the 2026 loan limits and aid-offer comparison.

Filing, serving, defending, counterclaims, the hearing and collecting a judgment in Oklahoma small claims court.

Warranty, quitclaim and TOD deeds, joint tenancy, homestead signatures, the ownership affidavit, stamps and recording fees.

Vendor contracts, the marriage license, changing your name, insurance and beneficiaries, taxes, prenups and joint finances.

Repair or replace, storm claims and the adjuster, vetting roofers, bid and contract checklists, your right to cancel and closing out the claim.

Warning signs, a crack log, engineer vs. sales inspections, repair methods, bids, contracts, warranties and disclosure when you sell.

HVAC, heat pumps, water heaters and major appliances: repair or replace, efficiency labels, the refrigerant change, sizing and bid comparison.

Pools, fences, decks and patios: permits, HOA approval, calling 811, pool safety barriers, true pool cost and contract checklists.

Your climate zone, choosing grass, when to seed or sod, soil testing, a feeding calendar, weeds, gardens, trees and hiring yard services.

A monthly bill audit, internet types and speeds, broadband labels, cell plans and switching, streaming vs. cable vs. antenna, and choosing a television.

Budgeting for rent, move-in cash, comparing apartments, applications, fair housing, reading the lease, the move-in inspection, renters insurance, repairs and getting your deposit back.

How graduated licensing works, a skills checklist, a supervised practice log, the road test, the riskiest situations, insuring a teen, the first car and a family driving agreement.

What to do in the first hour, fraud alerts vs. credit freezes, the FTC report, disputing fraudulent accounts, tax, phone, medical and child identity theft, and prevention.

A family emergency plan, alerts, shelter and evacuation plans, kit checklists, medications and pets, important documents, an insurance check, power outages and recovery.

A first-month checklist, shutoffs and systems, service providers, warranties, a maintenance calendar, mortgage escrow, removing PMI, property taxes, an improvement log and a home inventory.

A household profile, income and deduction document checklists, standard vs. itemized, the new 2025-2028 deductions, credits, estimated payments, a preparer handoff and record retention.

Choosing a structure, naming and forming an LLC, an operating agreement checklist, self-employment tax, estimated payments, 1099s, deductions, banking, insurance and first-year deadlines.

The first two weeks, whether probate is needed, the small estate affidavit, summary administration, appointment, creditor notices, the inventory, paying debts, fees, tax duties and closing the estate.

Protecting yourself first, a document checklist, an inventory of accounts, retirement plans, real estate and debts, a two-household budget, support basics, tax and insurance rules and an after-the-decree checklist.

How benefits are figured, full retirement age, claiming early or late, spousal, divorced-spouse and survivor benefits, working while collecting, taxes, retirement accounts, required withdrawals and a retirement budget.

Finding every loan, the repayment plans after July 1, 2026, the Repayment Assistance Plan, the Tiered Standard Plan, IBR, leaving SAVE, PSLF, other discharges, avoiding default, taxes and private loans.

Defining the job, finding and checking contractors, comparing bids, the written contract, your right to cancel, permits, payment schedules, lien protection, change orders, the final walk-through and fixing problems.

Choosing a dog or cat, adopting or buying responsibly, the true first-year and ongoing cost, pet insurance, the first week, vaccines, microchips, renting with pets, assistance animals, travel and a pet record.
Small claims, deeds, probate and landlord-tenant law are driven by state law, so these guides come in Texas, Florida and California editions. Small claims, deeds and probate also have Oklahoma editions above, and Oklahoma landlords can use the Landlord Toolkit. Each is sold on its own and isn't part of the sets.

Filing in justice court, service, answering, counterclaims, the hearing and collecting a judgment under Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 500-507.

Filing in county court, service, the pretrial conference, mediation, counterclaims, trial and collecting a judgment under the Florida Small Claims Rules.

Filing, service, the defendant's claim, the hearing, appeals and collecting a judgment in California small claims court, where lawyers usually can't appear.

Warranty, quitclaim and transfer on death deeds, community property survivorship agreements, the homestead signature rule, the confidentiality notice, recording fees and homestead exemptions.

Warranty, quitclaim and enhanced life estate deeds, the two-witness rule, homestead restrictions, documentary stamp tax, recording fees and the 2026 homestead exemption changes.

Grant, quitclaim, interspousal and revocable transfer on death deeds, community property with right of survivorship, transfer tax, the SB 2 fee, the PCOR and Proposition 19.

The four-year deadline, muniment of title, independent administration, small estate and heirship affidavits, creditor notices, the inventory or affidavit in lieu, claim priorities, fees and closing.

Depositing the will, who may serve, summary administration, disposition without administration, the notices of administration and to creditors, homestead, exempt property, claim priorities and closing.

Delivering the will, the small estate affidavit and its dollar limits, the primary residence and spousal property petitions, independent administration, creditor claims, inventory and appraisal, statutory fees and distribution.

Leases, late fees, lockouts and utilities, security deposits and their deadlines, repairs and repair and deduct, entry, retaliation, notices to vacate and the eviction process under the Texas Property Code.

Leases, holding and returning security deposits, the landlord's duties, withholding rent, entry, three-day and seven-day notices, ending a tenancy, retaliation and eviction under Florida Statutes chapter 83.

Leases, deposit limits, move-in photos, returning deposits, the statewide rent cap, just cause for termination, habitability, repair and deduct, entry, retaliation, notices and unlawful detainer.
Related downloads together for less.
All thirty-five life guides, including the Home Buying Calculator and Vehicle Ownership Record spreadsheets.
Buy, insure, title and sell the house, run the budget and track the rentals: four home guides with the calculator, the budget and debt kit, and the landlord toolkit.
For the big moments: the wedding planner and its legal and money guide, the first-baby guide, the college guide, the estate organizer and the funeral planning guide.
For planning ahead, caring for parents and settling an estate: Social Security and retirement, Medicare, caregiving, estate planning, the estate organizer, the funeral guide and the Oklahoma executor's guide.
For the house you own and the big-ticket jobs around it: the new homeowner binder, hiring a contractor, the roof, the foundation, HVAC and appliances, backyard projects, the lawn and garden, and phone, internet and TV.
For new adults and new households: the first apartment, the teen driver, student loans, a first pet, identity theft recovery, emergency preparedness, taxes and starting a business.
All forty-one downloads: four tools, thirty-five guides and their companion spreadsheets. You save $339.62 over buying them one at a time.
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The tools are spreadsheets and organizers you fill in and keep using. The guides are step-by-step PDFs that walk you through a life event, with checklists, worksheets, the rules that apply and links to official forms. Two guides come with a companion spreadsheet.
Some are and some aren't. National guides, such as Medicare, college, life insurance, moving and the car guide, apply anywhere in the U.S., cite the federal rules, and include a fill-in sheet or notes for the rules that vary by state, with an Oklahoma section. Guides built on state law, such as small claims, deeds, probate, estate planning and buying or selling a home, are Oklahoma editions and say so in the title or description. Small claims, deeds and probate also come in Texas, Florida and California editions, and landlord-tenant law has Texas, Florida and California editions, sold separately.
No. It's an organizer that tells your family where things are and what you'd like. Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and health-care directives have to meet your state's legal requirements, so talk with an estate-planning attorney licensed in your state.
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