Big Budget Planner Printables Bundle Box
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Big Budget Planner Printables Bundle Box
Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck? You’re not alone.
Most of us are stuck in that never-ending cycle of earning and paying bills with nothing to show for it at the end of the month.
There is a way out if you’re committed to the process. It’s possible to build a financial cushion and remove most of your financial stress even if you don’t have a high-paying job.
You just need to keep track of your budget carefully and get a handle on your spending habits. How do you do that?
You can keep a budget planner to help you keep track of expenses and manage your finances every month. A good budget planner can help you relieve your financial stress because you know exactly what is happening to your money.
I have prepared a big bundle of 53 budget planning pages, which you can print off to make your customized budget planner!
Take A Peep Inside Your Big Budget Planner Printables Bundle
What’s Inside Your Big Budget Planner Printables Bundle
- January Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- January Budget Page Planner Printable
- January Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- February Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- February Budget Page Planner Printable
- February Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- March Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- March Budget Page Planner Printable
- March Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- April Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- April Budget Page Planner Printable
- April Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- May Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- May Budget Page Planner Printable
- May Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- June Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- June Budget Page Planner Printable
- June Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- July Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- July Budget Page Planner Printable
- July Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- August Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- August Budget Page Planner Printable
- August Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- September Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- September Budget Page Planner Printable
- September Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- October Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- October Budget Page Planner Printable
- October Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- November Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- November Budget Page Planner Printable
- November Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- December Budget Overview Page Planner Printable
- December Budget Page Planner Printable
- December Income And Expenses Page Planner Printable
- Daily Finance Tracker Design 1 Planner Printable
- Daily Finance Tracker Design 2 Planner Printable
- Financial Planner Cover Planner Printable
- Finance Quote Poster 1 Planner Printable
- Finance Quote Poster 2 Planner Printable
- Finance Quote Poster 3 Planner Printable
- Finance Quote Poster 4 Planner Printable
- Finance Quote Poster 5 Planner Printable
- Finance Quote Poster 6 Planner Printable
- Financial Dream Board Planner Printable
- Long Term Financial Goals Planner Printable
- Recurring Bills Tracker Design 1 Planner Printable
- Recurring Bills Tracker Design 2 Planner Printable
- Savings Goal Planner Printable
- Short Term Financial Goals Planner Printable
- To Buy List Design 1 Planner Printable
- To Buy List Design 2 Planner Printable
Before you go and download your Big Budget Planner Printables Bundle, let me share with you some tips on how to gain financial freedom by taking control of your finances.
Gain Financial Freedom By Taking Control Of Your Finances
1. Get excited. If you’ve been living paycheck to paycheck, it’s most likely been going on for a significant amount of time. Why is it still happening?
If you were highly motivated to change, it would’ve already happened!
Make a list of the advantages of getting out of this cycle. Pay special attention to how you would feel.
- You would be able to handle any financial emergencies, such as a broken furnace or the periodontist for your children.
- You’d sleep better.
- You could take a nice vacation.
- What else can you think of?
2. Pay yourself first. It isn’t easy to save any money if you don’t make paying yourself a priority.
Consider your savings account to be a monthly bill that must be paid regardless of the circumstances.
It’s not the last bill. It’s the first. No exceptions.
3. Get a handle on your spending. Everyone should have a budget. Do you?
There are countless resources covering the topic of setting and sticking to a budget. Use them.
In addition:
Please make a list of all your purchases and review them at the end of each day. Every candy bar, magazine, and soft drink are included. Even if it only cost a cent, write it down.
Avoid making big purchases without a waiting period. The urge to spend a lot of money will often pass after a couple of days.
Create a decision-making process before purchasing anything you don’t need. This can be as simple as asking yourself a couple of questions:
1. Do I need this?
2. Is this helping or hurting my goal of breaking free from my paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle?
Then remind yourself how great you’ll feel when your financial situation is better.
Eliminate unnecessary expenses. If it doesn’t help to keep you alive or employed, reconsider it.
4. Earn more. There’s a limit to how much you can cut your expenses, but there’s no limit on how much you can earn.
Most financial gurus only focus on the expense side of the equation, but your options are ultimately limited. If you’ve been in your current position for at least two years, apply for something more lucrative.
Find a way to earn some money on the side. With the popularity of the internet, there are ways to earn extra money without leaving home.
5. Tough it out. It’s not easy to get excited if you’re only saving $100 each month, but it’s a start.
There’s a lot of inertia in your finances. It will take time to accumulate enough change to make a significant difference. It’s essential to be pleased with your progress, no matter how small.
Most Americans are stuck in a cycle of living paycheck to paycheck. Even those with well-paying jobs are at risk. Just a couple of weeks without a salary would spell disaster.
Though it seems like a long journey to break free of your paycheck to paycheck cycle, it’s worth the time and effort. Not worrying about your bills or what the future may hold is a worthy goal.
Start Planning Your Finances Today, Not Tomorrow!
Ashley Yeo
