A printable check register, free, in two sizes
The same columns as the paper register your bank already gives you, just set in bigger type. Print as many pages as you like, in either size, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Rather not print? The app keeps the same register on your phone.
| Date | Check # | Description | Payment (−) | ✓ | Deposit (+) | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Questions about this register
What paper size does this print on?
US Letter, with a half inch margin on every side. Checkbook size prints twenty-four rows on a page. Large print prints fourteen bigger rows, so there is less on each page but every row is easier to read.
What is the check mark column for?
Tick it once that entry has shown up on your bank statement. That is what reconciling means: matching what you wrote against what the bank actually paid or collected.
How does this differ from the app?
BalanceWright is a plain check register app for iPhone and Android, made for people who balance a checkbook by hand. You write down what you spend, you tick it off against the paper statement your bank sends you, and the balance at the top is right. This sheet is paper only, so you keep the running balance yourself. Tick each entry off against your paper statement and watch the difference land on $0.00. Once you lock a statement it is settled, and an app update does not rewrite it.
Or keep the register on your phone
Free to try. $9.99 once to keep writing. The app is a free download and everything works from the first day — entries, reconciling, search, recurring bills, transfers, export and backup. It asks for the one-time $9.99 after you balance your first statement, or after 100 entries, whichever comes first.
