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This system helps me quickly get an accurate balance by subtracting any uncleared amounts from what the bank says we have.

When they clear the bank, I highlight, or cross through, the item (I also cross them off the calendar for an at a glance visual). As I pay them, I put a little check by the item. I know when each bill is due, but it helps me tremendously to see at a glance what day of the week they fall on in conjunction with payday.Д®very Friday or Saturday morning, I list the bills due that week on the ledger. This insert is my solution.ДЇirst of all is the monthly calendar at the top. However, since there are bills that I pay online that don't come out of my account immediately, I needed a way to keep up with my balance. Until I discovered my new church uses tithe.ly, my tithe check was the only one I wrote every week. I don't keep a checkbook ledger because I rarely write checks. I have definitely noticed that there is no 'one size fit all insert' and that definitely applies to budget sheets. My financial planner sheet has evolved over the years into something that works quite well for me. The grey square is where I write in the date. They are designed to be printed to size on paper that is cut down to 4.25 x 6.75. I use the far outside column for miscellaneous things like the weather, stickers, doodling, a quick note, etc. I have my whole week at a glance while still having plenty of space for each day. Because my days are not as busy as when I was homeschooling my days, I do not need a daily page. I have used different variations of this insert for many years. This insert that I am sharing is 4.25' x 6.75'. Maybe someone might be interested? These days I have been all about simple and all about using my compact size planner. Today I went to the effort of making my latest week on 2 pages in a format that can be downloaded. If you have my blog on some sort of notification system, then I guess you'll know if something comes out of here.

I'm not sure I would myself because of the inconsistent blogging! and to be honest, I absolutely have no idea if anyone even still looks at this stuff. I still create a lot of planner stuff that I want to share (when I know it is something someone else might use), but I also want to just blog about what I am thinking, what's going on in my life, etc.

Whether you're tracking daily doodles or planning a renovation (or both), these custom sections will help keep you organized so your creativity can roam free.Truth be known, I don't know what I am doing with this blog. There are 7 color varieties вЂ“you can use one or use them all to color code! From each view you can easily zoom in or zoom out so you always have a solid grasp on whatвЂ™s going on that day, week, month or year!Дecorate your planner with stickers that are both functional and stylish. The most intricately linked calendar is here! Tap on the month to view the month, number of the week to view the weekly view and any day of the month to view the daily view. Did you know?! You can tap on the back link at any time to go back to the previously tapped link.ДЇrom habit trackers, reading lists to meal planning, the index page gives you access to the detailed sections not included in the main tabs. The tabs on the top and the right links to all the major categories/sections of the planner, and is accessible wherever you are.

#Planner plus plus#

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