Penny Pinchin’ Mom Downloadable Forms
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There are various forms that I have created and shared on this site. You can easily find links to them right here.
Weekly Menu Plan: This form will hopefully help you better plan what you will eat each day of the week. It also includes a space for you to indicate where you found the recipe (i.e. my website, a certain page number of a cookbook, etc). Use this to easily plan your meals and snacks for the week before you shop.
Weekly Shopping List: You will find this list broken down into the same categories I use for my weekly deals. There is also a check box so you can mark items off as you toss them into your shopping cart. I’ve even added a “Q” next to each line item. Simply circle this if you have a coupon for that product, so you don’t forget to use it when you head to checkout.
Cash Flow (Budget) Form: This is the exact budget form that my family uses. Make sure to read my post about budgeting before setting up your budget as it can help you understand
Debt Snowball Form: Find out what a debt snowball is and how to set yours up to work yourself out of debt.
Price Book: Print out these forms and keep them in a 3 ring binder to keep track of all of the prices of the products you purchase. You can enter the basic product name such as “cereal” in the line and then note all of the varieites and sizes you purchase so you can remember when you found the best prices at your favorite stores.
Responsibility Chart: You can use this to help your child learn how to take responsibility with helping around the house, paying for inappropriate behavior and earn money at the same time. You can read more about teaching children financial responsibility.
Financial Manual Cover and Spine: If you are looking at setting up a home finances manual, you can use this cover and spine in order to customize it so you can easily recognize it on your shelf. Download the Cover and/or the Spine.
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Tracie is a stay at home mom to three young children; ages 3, 5 and 7 in Raymore, Missouri.
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A tip I’ve figure out for those of that print coupons I have found a way to save on paper. For instance, right now Nabisco has a great coupon for $1/2 that only prints one coupon. Then we’re wasting paper or cutting it up for scrap paper. I’ve been putting those coupons back in my printer facing up w/the coupon closest to me (so I can see it in the tray). Then when I go to target.com or other sites I print off just two at a time so I get two coupons on one side and one on the other. Or sometimes it will be just advertising at the bottom which is fine to have on the back of a coupon. No more wasting paper! You may want to test your printer by putting notes or using different colored ink on each end so you can see how yours prints on the bottom or top, etc. Good luck…reuse, recycle, rejoice!!
THUMBS UP!!!!! LIKE ( : I’ve been doing this along time now and it so does save on paper I’m happy to see someone else did the same as me. I guess it’s the saving in every aspect in our life were just programed to save on anything and everything. GOOD LUCK ( : Traci
Where did you buy the book with the envelopes for the cash that you used on TV?
Thanks,
Paula
I have the same question as Paula. Where do you get the book with cash envelopes? I’ve been looking for one for MONTHS now.
Thanks!
Sorry — I mised this comment from Paula previously!! I got mine at Dave Ramsey. Here is a link:
http://www.daveramsey.com/store/search.ep?keyWords=envelope&submit=Go