Stocking up on foods, toiletries and other household goods while they’re on sale is a smart way to avoid paying retail for the products that you use on a regular basis. Here’s a printable list of items that you should consider stockpiling.
Use these printable to-do lists in your weekly planner (or on their own). There are options to fit just about any size planner.
Use this free car repair log to create a maintenance record for each of your vehicles. This will help you stay on top of important maintenance tasks, and could even help you get more money for your car when you go to sell it.
Use one of these monthly meal planners to plan – and shop for – a month’s worth of meals all at once. Both designs include a tear-off grocery list that you can take with you to the store.
Use these free address pages to create your own address book. They’re available in two sizes – 8.5” x 11” and 5.5” x 8.5.” Just print them out; punch holes in them, and they’re ready to insert in a planner or binder.
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