This series is great! I am new to planners and have had one for a full year now and really like your ideas coupled with mine. I went to a few stores and got some supplies. I will be making my own! Thank you for the help!
have you considered using a binder with loose leaf notebook paper? It might allow more flexibility with adding pages and rearranging. Just a thought. :)
I really enjoyed the video You are so detailed and thorough. Thanks for the paper planning I just can get into the computer budgeting. If I try what are some of the simplest or easier ones to start with? Thanks!
Great timing because I plan to do a whole video on it so thank you for the questions. A sinking fund is where you save up for a certain futute expense (usually a bigger one) a little bit a time. Some people use cash envelopes and some use savings accounts. I personally use a high yield savings account with Capital one. Another one to look into is Ally bank. I'll definitely talk about that in the sinking fund video.
I do have separate savings accounts for each sinking fund category. I've recently condensed some of our savings accounts and closed an account. With Capital One, the only way to keep my savings categories organized is by having separate accounts for them. If you'd like to have just one savings accounts but be able to categorize them into up 10 different categories/buckets, make sure to look into Ally bank.
Delayed medical bills are just ridiculous!!!! Great detailed update!
This series is great! I am new to planners and have had one for a full year now and really like your ideas coupled with mine. I went to a few stores and got some supplies. I will be making my own! Thank you for the help!
Thank you Carrie! I've been behind on the budget notebook videos, but I'll be filming more soon!
have you considered using a binder with loose leaf notebook paper? It might allow more flexibility with adding pages and rearranging. Just a thought. :)
I'm loving this series. Thanks for your commitment to it. ❤️
love your video
I really enjoyed the video
You are so detailed and thorough. Thanks for the paper planning I just can get into the computer budgeting. If I try what are some of the simplest or easier ones to start with?
Thanks!
I dont understand the sinking fund thing... can you explain please? What is it, how do you keep track of it, and how do you use it? Thanks ❤
Great timing because I plan to do a whole video on it so thank you for the questions. A sinking fund is where you save up for a certain futute expense (usually a bigger one) a little bit a time. Some people use cash envelopes and some use savings accounts. I personally use a high yield savings account with Capital one. Another one to look into is Ally bank. I'll definitely talk about that in the sinking fund video.
Crazy question, do you have separate accounts for each item you are putting money into like each sinking fund?
I do have separate savings accounts for each sinking fund category. I've recently condensed some of our savings accounts and closed an account. With Capital One, the only way to keep my savings categories organized is by having separate accounts for them. If you'd like to have just one savings accounts but be able to categorize them into up 10 different categories/buckets, make sure to look into Ally bank.