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If you're ready to reach your financial goals then I've put together a list of amazing planners that will be helpful every step of the way. I've included planners with budget section and also planners that can help you break up those financial goals into weekly milestones. Reaching your goals are best done by breaking them down step by step and having a specific time frame that you need to reach it by. When you are budgeting it's super important to see how you're progressing that way you can stick to your budget.
There's something about starting the New Year fresh and so that's when everyone typically start their goals but why wait. You can start making progress now. Some of these planners aren't for the full year and instead are broken down into a three month planner. After lots of research in goal setting, three months is a good time frame to give yourself to reach a goal. It's not too far off in the future and a good short term time frame to aim for that can keep you motivated to keep going while still seeing results.
All five of these planners won't break your budget and can be easily be shipped right to you in no time so that you can get started on your goals.
SELF JOURNAL
The Self Journal breaks down your goal by 13 weeks which is about 3 months. I love that this isn't dated so you can basically start your goal any time and not necessarily at the start of the new year. If you block schedule then this is perfect for you. It even has lines for half hour intervals. I love that the daily pages have a section where you can put what you're grateful in the morning and in the evening. There's also a section to put in a daily, weekly, or monthly goal. Writing it down helps so that it's top of mind. There's a Today's target section which allows you to put in the top 3 tasks you'd like to complete. The journal also includes a monthly and weekly layout. Overall the journal is very simple with no design but the beauty of that is that you can make it your own and decorate as you wish.
ME AND MY BIG IDEAS PLANNER
This planner is very colorful and the tabs for each month are very motivational. The pages are thick so you the pen won't bleed through. It has monthly, weekly, and daily layouts. This one is dated and an 18 month planner. Pages are easily removable if you don't want it as thick and maybe want it 3 or 6 months at a time. This planner doesn't have a budget section but you can customize. You would have to purchase the budget extension bill organizer to document all your financial information and keep track of it.
PANDA PLANNER
This planner focuses on productivity, happiness, and time management. These are all very important when trying to fit in a money management system that fits your needs. Like the Self journal, this has morning and end of day review so that you can reflect. It also has a section on how to improve and what you look forward to so that you can look at the positives.
ERIN CONDREN BUDGET BOOK
What I love about the Erin Condren Budget Book is that it's a small enough that you can carry around in your purse and keep track of your financials. This book has a spending summary, monthly savings tracker, month at a glance to be aware of expenses coming up and as an added bonus it has stickers. Who doesn't like stickers? This will allow you to decorate your book as you wish making budget planning a little fun.
BLOOM DAILY PLANNER
The Vision planner line from Bloom Daily is an excellent choice if you are very creative and want to stay on track to reach your financial goal. This has a monthly and yearly vision section that you can design with all the goals you desire to reach. For example, you can design it with pictures of your desired vacation spot that you want to save for or new the vehicle you'd like to purchase. The vision board will help you maintain focus and help you reach your goal much faster.
FINANCIAL PLANNER ORGANIZER TIPS
I hope this guide helps you narrow down what financial planner organizer you plan on getting. Don't forget to always reflect on what went right and what went wrong with your current goals. This will allow you to make improvements on your new goals. Always remember why the goal is important to you so that you stay on track. What's great about these planners is that they allow you to write down your goal and you get to see it every day as a reminder. Writing down your goal makes a big difference and more likely for you to actually follow through with it. Now go out there and crush those goals!
