ADHD Budget Planner for Teens — First Job Money Kit & 48 Hour Impulse Pause | Printable

You are not bad with money. You're fast with money.

A first-job money kit — where it actually goes, the impulse pause, and how to save without a system you'll abandon. For teens ages 13–17.

Three specific ADHD things make money harder, and none of them are about willpower: future you feels like a stranger, buying is a dopamine event that pays out at checkout rather than on delivery, and a subscription you can't see genuinely stops existing. So everything in here works by changing the setup rather than asking anyone to resist harder.

What's inside — 6 pages, US Letter

• Where it actually goes — not a budget, a photograph: money in, already-promised, and the one number that matters
• The 48-hour shelf — anything over a set amount waits two days, with a "money I kept" tally that works far better than being told off
• Subscriptions and quiet leaks — the least painful money anyone ever saves, plus how to actually find them
• The first few paychecks — move some out the day it lands, automate it, hide it, and give it a name that isn't "savings"

Practicing on $40 of birthday money is enormously easier than learning this at 24 with rent attached.

Instant download — printable PDF, US Letter. No physical item will be shipped. For personal use.

A set of habits, not financial advice. Anything involving a bank account, a card, or a job is a conversation for a parent or guardian.