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Budget 101

By Shana

This pdf Budget 101 pack has all you need whether you are just getting started with budgeting or you have got it down and are just looking for a way to keep written records. This is your one stop shop. It has all you need to learn how to create a budget; track your expenses; save for the future; track your overall savings; debts; even keep records are your assets to liability if you want; AND MORE. Some forms come in multiple layouts so you may choose the layout that works best for you. THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT ONLY; NO PHYSICAL COPY WILL BE MAILED.

Here is a free crash course on budgeting. 


This Budget 101 pack includes all sorts of pages to help you determine how to start a budget, create a budget, stay on track, and to save for future needs and wants. This pack also includes pages to track your debt, debt payoff, and even your savings. There are asset to liability forms for those that are highly detailed.  There are a few different page layouts for the same purpose, so choose which layout or design fits your personality. You may purchase yours here. 

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