Do you love the concept of a bullet journal? Are you using the best bullet journal layouts for your wealth and personal finance management?
I decided to write this post because I want you to be inspired to actually break open your bullet journal. So you can be one of those super creative and organized people!
And because we are all about personal finance here at NotQuiteAnAdult.com, I have created this bullet journal layout guide specifically for anyone who wants to manage their money better.
And friend, you have to see this super cute bullet journal kit. It’s packed with tons of pens, stencils, stickers and other cute things to make your bullet journal awesome.
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Bullet Journal Layouts To Master Your Money
One really amazing thing about using a bullet journal to master your finances is that it isn’t as boring and technical as a traditional budget.
As much as I love the Zero-Based Budget, it can get kind of technical and it makes it less fun to stick to.
Bullet journaling your budget and savings will inspire you to work harder so you can continue to beautify your journal and get one step closer to financial freedom!
10 Beautiful Bullet Journal Layouts to Master Your Money
This $5,000 savings plan from Life’s Carousel is an awesomevisualway to see how much money you’ve saved while still having a ton of fun doing it.
I’m a really big fan of the champagne and the stars because it just makes me think of new year’s eve and new beginnings. w
Which could trick your mind into thinking saving money = new beginnings and that could inspire you a little harder.
This monthly budget bullet journal layout from @CardigansandChamomile is everything I want in a bullet journal layout in one. For one, that piggy is just the darn cutest! It has spots for saving, for tracking expenses, and for tracking your bills. If you only want to devote two pages a month to your budget inside your bullet journal, this would be a great option!
love the idea of having all the different spending categories on the right side, but also figuring out how much of your paycheck goes into each on the right side. It’s a great visual representation of how a month went!
This bullet journal page from My Blue Sky Design isawesome.
It’s so interesting to see how much your utilities change from month to month, so in future years you can plan for that!
This is something I’m definitely going to have to try.
I couldn’t find the original poster of this one, but I must say it is myfavouritelayout I’ve ever seen.
A lot of the time with personal finance, people take it too seriously and think everything needs to be perfect.
This bullet journal layout ishilarious and it is one that I can totally relate to. I love the checkboxes with “you have plenty of clothes”and “candy crush level up is not important”because they both hit home for me.
If you’re a fan of Dave Ramsey, you’ll love this debt snowball bullet journal layout.
When following Ramsey’s teachings, it’s an amazing idea to make a visual representation of your efforts to keep you motivated because sometimes it can be hard to see that you’re actually making progress. This layout is an awesome way to do it!Via @DebtFreePanda
I recently read this blog post from Funding Cloud Nine about how to create a spending log in a bullet journal and I was inspired.
Having an up to date spending log is an awesome way to keep track of where you’re wasting your money and where you can do better.
This page is one of the most creative I’ve seen, I’m ahugefan of Monopoly!
This was created by @PlanWithSteffand it’s an amazing way to track your savings while also having a bit of fun!
This credit card payment tracker from The Petite Planner is an awesome way to track all of your debt payoff attempts at once!
I’m areallybig fan of the dot graph at the top of the page because I’m a super visual person.
If you like to see your debt payments visually, this option could be a really good one for you!
Okay, all saving money layouts don’t need to beboring!You can make them for things like saving money for trips as well!
This las vegas savings page from Little Coffee Fox is a great representation of how cute they can be!
Anyone who knows me knows that travel is what I live for, so this is something I’ll definitely add to my bullet journal ASAP!
