#Planner with calendar and budget pages series#

I have all my to-do lists, monthly goals, online order trackers, shopping lists, and even a TV series tracker tucked inside. My bullet journal has become so much more than a planner though. If you don’t mind mixing and matching designs, you can create your own planner inside a 3-ring binder, Filofax cover, or by using Discbound notebook. For the last two, you’ll just have to get a special hole punch to insert your pages.ġ. Pinterest is the absolute best way to find FREE planning printables. Here’s what I recommend you use instead! Free Printable Planning Pages That’s why I’m all for budget-friendly alternatives for those who can’t afford to spend that much on a planner, or for those who simply choose not to.

But the price was still REALLY hard to swallow.

In fact, when I splurged on the Day Designer two years ago, it was one of the best planners I had ever tried! I thought of it as an investment that would pay for itself over and over again in my productivity….and it did. Plus, these planners tend to offer a lot more perks. You have meal planning pages, budget pages, daily planning sheets, etc, in addition to the traditional monthly and weekly overview. That means you need a high quality cover and thicker pages, which end up costing more to print and ship. If you’re going to use something every single day, it has to last the entire year. Like we’re talking $50, $60, even $80 kind of expensive. Fast forward to today, and planners are still the best way to keep me on task!īut have you noticed all the nice ones are expensive? I mean, really expensive. Ever since high school, I’ve had some sort of calendar/to-do list to track all my assignments.

Planner with calendar and budget pages