Finance Yearly Overview Template (2024)

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Reviewing your annual budget allows you to conduct a detailed analysis of your financial situation. You can view the cash flow statement for the required periods, track how much money is spent on paying off debts, how much amount was set aside for savings, calculate net income and draw up a financial plan for the next year.

Manage your finances efficiently by downloading the template as a PDF file, printing it, and attaching it to your budget planner.

Sections available in this template:

Year;
Beginning Net Worth;
Starting Debt;
Debt Payoff Goal;
Starting Savings;
Savings Goals;
Income Goal;
Giving Goal;
Monthly Income And Expense Table.

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