#MY HAPPY PLANNER BUDGET TEMPLATES HOW TO#
#MY HAPPY PLANNER BUDGET TEMPLATES FREE#

Perhaps you’ve tried making your budget and financial plan and storing it somewhere you don’t see it frequently. There’s just something about the act of physically writing down your budgeting goals and expenditures along with your other everyday tasks in a planner that helps you stay focused on – and accountable to – your financial goals. If you’re wanting to get your finances on track, using your planner is a great way to help you do that!

#MY HAPPY PLANNER BUDGET TEMPLATES HOW TO#

Learn how to make Happy Planner budget planner worksheets to accomplish your budgeting goals. Using a monthly budget planner section within your planner can help you stick to a budget and get your finances on track. For more information go to our Privacy Policy. The BIG Planner uses letter sized pages so go ahead and hit print at 100% you lucky ducky.We may earn a small commission for purchases made through affiliate links in this post. Now all you need to do is cut and punch your printable and volia! You’re ready to plan! Of course, if you’re using the little mini Happy Planner all you need to do is set the scale to 54%.

If you want to be precise and measure the page so that they line up exactly, the happy planner pages are 7 x 9.25 inches. That’s the magic number to resize a normal paper sheet printable to fit the classic happy planner. It’s suuuper simple y’all… for a classic sized Happy Planner just put 82% in the scale box. If you have a normal 8.5 x 11 printable then you’ll need to resize the image. Once your print folder is open it’s time to work your magic… if you have a printable sized for the classic happy planner (like my life planner is) you can just hit print. Once your printable is open go ahead and click file, print… it can be different depending on your program but it’s usually fairly similar on most programs. Of course, you can use adobe reader, word, anything that allows you to open a preview and then print! I am on an iMac so I like to use preview. Next open your printable in an image editing program… honestly, anything you can print out of will work. It’s super easy y’all, to start with find a printable you need to print out…

On to the main part of today’s post… how to resize printables to fit your planner… because in my world we’re all Goldilocks. Looking for a bunch of posts on organization & planning? I’ve got you covered! Click here to see all of my organization & planning posts in one place! I even have a tracker just for No Spend January (that I’m miserably failing but oh well… sometimes a girl just needs a little retail therapy!). I am loving the classic size… I guess I’m like Goldilocks it’s juuust right!Įither way, my favorite part of the Happy Planner set-up is how easy it is to pop pages in and out… I can truly make my planner perfect for me by adding blogging pages, budget pages, the whole nine yards. My planner might be a completely different size from your planner… some people like little planners they can throw in their purse while others have the BIG planner they can leave open on their desk.

#MY HAPPY PLANNER BUDGET TEMPLATES FREE#

So last week I introduced you to my new Happy Planner… and the Life Planner printables I created to match my Free Wedding Binder! I’m using the classic sized Happy Planner but as you know planners are like people… they come in all shapes and sizes! Which means we need to learn how to resize printables to fit any planner.

My happy planner budget templates