RootRafter / Financial Life
Financial Life Tools for Organizing Money During Major Transitions
Practical spreadsheets and digital tools for organizing assets, debts, income, expenses and financial decisions when life changes.
RootRafter / Financial Life
Practical spreadsheets and digital tools for organizing assets, debts, income, expenses and financial decisions when life changes.
A clear, structured view of where things stand — assets, debts, income, expenses, accounts, and the documents behind them.
Structured for moments when financial clarity matters most — starting with divorce and financial separation, where organizing shared and individual finances is often the hardest first step.
Structured spreadsheets for organizing assets, debts, and decisions during divorce or separation — built with real formulas, not static templates.
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See exactly how your household income changed after the loss of a spouse, rebuild your budget around your new reality, and know what you can afford before making any big decision — 7 tabs, compatible with Excel and Google Sheets.
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Know exactly how long your savings will last. Track severance, run conservative/base/optimistic runway scenarios, manage your job search pipeline, and check in weekly — compatible with Excel and Google Sheets.
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Divide an inherited estate fairly between siblings — property, savings, investments, and heirlooms, with an automatic buyout calculator for whoever keeps the family home.
View on Etsy →One more transition, same approach: practical, specific templates rather than generic planners.
Financial planning for the "sandwich generation" managing two households at once.
A spreadsheet with real working formulas, verified compatible with both Excel and Google Sheets — dropdowns and freeze panes work in both.
No. The formulas are already built in — you mainly fill in your own information.
It's an instant digital download through Etsy — available right after purchase.
It was built specifically for divorce and separation, but the same structure — assets, debts, income, expenses, accounts, documents — works for any situation where you need a clear financial picture.