About My Family Planner
My Family Planner is an Australian, family-owned online store specialising in magnetic planners, calendars, and organisational tools designed for busy households. Their product range typically includes weekly and monthly magnetic planners for the fridge, meal planning boards, chore charts for kids, family command centres, and accessories such as markers and magnets. All products are designed to be practical, reusable, and visually clear, helping families coordinate school, work, activities, and meals in one central place. Orders are placed online through their website, myfamilyweeklyplanner.com.au, and shipped throughout Australia (and sometimes internationally, where available).
A charge from "MY FAMILY PLANNER", "MYFAMILYWEEKLYPLANNER.COM.AU", or similar may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase planners, calendars, bundles, or accessories from their website. This can include a one-time order, a gift purchase, or a repeat order for additional boards or replacement items. In some cases, you might see separate charges for shipping, or a temporary authorization hold when you first place the order to confirm your card details; the final amount is then captured when the order is processed. If they offer optional add-ons such as customisation or bundles, these may change the total amount you see on your statement.
To verify this charge, start by searching your email (including spam/junk folders) for order confirmations or receipts from "My Family Planner" or "myfamilyweeklyplanner.com.au" around the date of the charge. If you created an account at checkout, you can usually log in to the website to view past orders, invoices, and shipping details. For questions about billing, order status, or to report an unknown or duplicate charge, contact My Family Planner directly via the contact form or email listed on myfamilyweeklyplanner.com.au; include your full name, the last 4 digits of the card charged, approximate amount, and date of the transaction. If you still cannot identify the payment after contacting them, reach out to your bank or card issuer to dispute or block further charges.