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The By-Hand Budget for the Digital Spender
Are you a digital spender?
Someone who doesn’t use cash unless absolutely necessary? A credit card point collector, or just someone who no longer wants to use cash and prefers debit or credit.
Have you ever wanted to have a printable budgeting system, but were frustrated that all the budget planners you could find were focused on using cash as the main method of spending?
I was looking for a new budget planner to use when I started my maternity leave. My income changed with my leave, and I really needed to drill down on my spending and budgeting, so I made the switch to paper based, or budgeting by-hand.
After searching everywhere, I couldn’t find a printable budget planner that suited my cashless spending style. All the printable budgets were based on the cash envelope system. For non-cash spenders, it just doesn’t fit, so the Canadian Budget Planner was born to fill this gap. I believe it to be the first paper based budget for digital spenders.
The Canadian Budget Planner has been in the works for months now and it’s ready to go! I am so excited to share with you a little bit about what you can find in the Canadian Budget Planner.
By the way, you definitely do not have to be a Canadian to use this product, it is universally applicable.
You can buy it now or scroll down to learn more and get a sneak peek at a few of the documents!
The Canadian Budget Planner is a financial management system to help you get out of debt, set and reach financial goals, plan for infrequent and unexpected expenses, Save for an emergency fund, Set a budget, track your spending, reflect and learn and more!
It includes 3 sections with an incredible 14 documents in total!
Section 1: Preparation Work & Annual Documents
- Financial Goal Setter
- Bill Tracker
- Debt Tracker
- Debt Payoff Planner
- Infrequent Expenses
- Emergency Fund Builder
- Identifying Spending Categories
Section 2: Start of Month Documents
- Bills & Pay Days Calendar
- Core Budget
- Spending Tracker
- Category Tracker
Section 3: End of Month Documents
- Results & Review
- Debt Payoff Progression
- Savings Tracker
Sounds interesting?
I’m so excited to launch this product, and I hope you are excited to learn more!
If you want to get started with your budgeting you can purchase here!
Tag us on social media @CanadianBudget and use the hashtag #CanadianBudgetPlanner We would love to see how you use the product to rock your own budget!
Read more like this from the Budgeting Section of the Blog.
