Organize Your Finances for 12 Months with This Undated Budget Planner, Finance Journal, Expense Tracker, and Bill Organizer

BORICUAMAMI203: ive been buying this budget planner for yrs now. you can put your own dates and years start with whatever month you want. comes with a pen. comes with stickers and cash envelopes. easy to use. definitely recommend to people who cannot budget. i saw where i was spending my money and how much of it was just going to waste. this book has definitely helped me to budget my money!! i wish they made a planner that did 2yrs instead of just one yr

United States on Jun 14, 2022

Josie jewel: I only yesterday started to use my new Limitless Mindset Budget Planner. I like it a lot. It's nondated, which allows me to start on whichever month is current and not lose any of the remaining "months."

I like the attractive cover on this wire bound planner. It seems like it will be very durable. I chose the black one. It is sturdy and easy to open and close. It came with 3 budget tracker cash envelopes. I particularly like these, because we are trying to watch our monies more carefully. There are two large envelopes firmly glued to the inside of the back and front covers. A page of colorful stickers came with it, also. It was well packed and in a removable protective plastic sleeve. I'm sure I'll purchase another one of these great budget planners next year. I highly recommend this planner especially if you are a beginner budgeter like me.

United States on Aug 16, 2020

Lola: I really like this planner. When I use apps my money sorta just feels like “magic”. I don’t feel myself keep myself accountable and i do a lot of mental math in my head and i don’t keep a good track of what money I actually have in my account and left to spend.

Using the journal has helped me really see how i’m spending my money, what bills I still have to pay and where I have excessive spending. I use the spending pages to balance my account and make notes when I had Expenses I didn’t budget for. I also add them all up so I can see how much money I still have left so i can see when I go over. In the budget planner at the beginning of each month I put in all my planned bills and their amounts and check them off so I can see when I’ve paid them. In the back of the journal I put all of my credit card debts, their balance, minimum payments and any additional payments i make so I can see my debt snowball happen. I havent ised the envelopes yet but I’m planning on pulling out money for food and gas and challenge myself to not use all of it in a month and save the rest for something nice when my debts are paid off or roll it into my credit card debt. I’m really...

United States on Jan 05, 2020

ShayShay: I really enjoy this budget planner. It’s very simplistic and straight forward. There are lots of small detailed parts of the planner that are unknowingly necessary. When first noticing these little add-on’s I thought they were random and kind of pointless, until they weren’t ... for example, the pockets on the front and rear of the planner. Use one for receipts and one for coupons :)
The planner itself is the ideal size. Lots of writing space and a clean & clear layout on each page. Planner also includes label stickers and budgeting envelopes.

There are a couple of little quirks, as with most planners. I wouldn’t necessarily call them cons or negative features b/c what may be useless to me could be helpful to someone else. Either way, my only complaint would be to add a place to distinguish the name of the bills you’re tracking in the “Bill Tracker” section.

Overall, I would purchase again and I’d definitely recommend to others. Hope this helped make your decision a little bit easier :)

United States on Dec 25, 2019

sharita horton: I think this is a good planner for a beginner such as myself. There are a few things in relation to the planner that I don't like. Overall, it is functional and meets my current budgeting needs. There are multiple spaces to track monthly expenses, so this shouldn't be an issue for the average person. Initially I found the savings tracker unnecessary, however, once I got the concept of what I think they wanted.... it is nice to see your savings grow over time. When using a banking app for example, you will only see your final balance. I find it motivating to visually see the gradual growth over time, making the savings tracker one of my favorite features. It also has a income tracker with several spaces. I only have one form of income, so I found this feature useless for me. I suppose it would be great for someone who has multiple streams of income (bad ass goals right here). The debt section in the back of the planner is not very helpful in my opinion, there are only 3 pages total and space for only one beginning and closing balance. I would like to track my beginning debt balance monthly and this does not allow you to do that. I will have to rely on a printable version of the...

United States on Jul 26, 2019