How to Build Your Own Budget Planner Using a Notebook! (Easily & cheaply!)

[@LifeAsASheep]

Cost effective = purpose driven !!! Thank you i will be doing this ❤

[@Nycpa5]

Thank you for this video. I started a binder and then realized it was a bit of a hassle to take it all out especially because it holds house docs and medical information etc.. I was going to order a small budgeting notebook but the images on Amazon, SHEIN or TEMU all had categories that I didn’t need and not enough lol… so thank you now I have to search for a cute notebook from the dollar tree or dollar general because we are always budgeting.

[@JoJo.714]

I had TBM budget book and I want to say I stopped using it after 3-4 months. I agree, it was a lot! The last 5 months or so I’ve been using just an Excel sheet that I print with a ton of lines (just lines no breakdowns) and on that sheet I write my expenses and at the bottom I write my cash envelopes and sinking funds. Then on another sheet with lines I track my daily expenses. It works perfect. It’s very basic but that I learned that’s really all I need 😊

[@porcelainbudgets]

Love it! TBM book is a great book but it just wasn’t for me and that’s ok. Going back to the basics seems to always work better! Thank you sis for your support! ❤️🥰

[@Latoshajsinspiration]

Thanks for sharing. Yes,I have purchased the TBM budget by paycheck planner. It was a little too much. I have lots of pages to go back and try to use for something else though. I changed to the individual booklets for her budget by paycheck. I also tried the Erin Condren too. All were not for me. I tried it and decided to go back to the basics. So,I am using copy paper, ruler,pens,markers, color pencils and possibly stickers to create my own. 😊❤

[@pretty_brownnn5855]

Enjoyed this! Thanks! I’ll usually just scrap my budget down on notebook paper anyways then take a pic, save it to my faves and carry about my day. That way when I’m out and about I can stay on track

[@SheLeadsWithGrace]

New subscriber here! Im a pen and paper girl too! It just helps me clarify what I am trying to do!

[@ireneroland3070]

I only have four bills a month .

[@dbacon6148]

Hello, I actually purchased a planner for this year because I wanted get away from my spiral notebooks. It’s a nice binder and I love to support (Etsy shops) but it’s not giving me pages I need or the amount of space in some of fields I.e. debt boxes. I’ve continued using my spiral notebook because it has all of the details, thoughts and changes. I’ll use the binder for final drafts and if I want to explain what I’m doing to a family member, it’s a prettier version.

[@porcelainbudgets]

I totally agree! I wish there was an option to build your own planner like build a bear lol. Where I don’t have to create it but I can customize it to my liking. Thank you for your support.

[@kishasneed585]

love it

[@porcelainbudgets]

🥰🥰

[@mindysbudgeting]

I am new to budgeting and I got the tbm book and I am so confused 😕 I hate to not try and use it because I spent money on it but I am so confused

[@porcelainbudgets]

Sis I feel you! It was overwhelming and I’m already over stimulated on a daily basis 😂

[@paulasbudget]

🫶🏽

[@porcelainbudgets]

🥰❤️

[@differentresults2279]

Greetings, new to your channel. Do you have goals for 2024 yet

[@MindYourMoney]

I loved the Budget Mom's workbook...I used it in 2021. But last year I created my own planner sheets and eventually my own budget workbook. this was a great walk through...use what is easiest for you 🤎🤎🤎

[@porcelainbudgets]

Hey sis! I wish I had the time to create my own or even know where to start. I kinda want to take a Canva class because there is so much to create within that application. Thank you so much for your support! ❤️🥰