Monthly Bill Organizer and Planner Notebook (Budget Planners-Extra Large) (Volume 27)

The interior of the journal contains a place for the month and date and a chart to help you stay organized with all of your bills and expenses. This Monthly Bill Planner Notebook can help you keep your bills organized. The chart includes a place for each bill, amount, date and a check box for you to check off when the bill has been taken care of each month. The calendar template is a fill-in-the-blank template, so you can start budget at any time of the year. Start off on the right track and simplify your life and your bills. Thank you:) This journal is set up so you can focus on planning for a few months at a time, but you can always plan further in advance, if you like. Click on the "Look Inside" feature to make sure this book is right for you before purchasing. You’ll find lined notebook paper at the back for additional planning, lists and note taking.. This journal includes a total of 24+ months for planning and budgeting. Please Note: This planner does NOT include pockets

Very simple tracker! lauren valdez So I wanted a simple tracker to keep track of bills, amounts that I pay on different dates. I found that others online looked a bit too complicated & didn't have what I really wanted. I also saw there were absolutely no pictures in some reviews so I included some, hopefully they will help. It also has a calendar/planner, a section towards the back for notes which I like. And the outside cover is matte. So far I am pleased with this organizer!. Susan D Updegraft said I love this, I love being able to list all. I love this, I love being able to list all of my bills and payments on one page. Plenty of room to add my notes. Wouldn't mind a designated column for adding the payment confirmation codes. And maybe a spiral notebook making it easier to write on the back pages. The spine makes it hard to lie flat and write easily. "Simple bill planning book." according to Sue Hobson. This works great for what I need it for. I don't need anything for major budgeting, just basically a place to write my bills down with dates so I know when to pay them and when they have been paid. This reminds me of a school workbook as far as the binding and the paper. There are blank pages so you can put your bills and also calendars. They are all blank so you are not committed to any year. The sheets for your bills and the calendars are not grouped together which is a little odd. The only thing I really don't like is the binding. You can't really get it to lie flat, a spiral binding would have been much better. If