Kakebo 12-Month Undated Expense Tracker with Grid Annotation - Pink Cover

Kakebo, the household accounting book, is a Japanese method to learn how to save money. This undated edition allows you to start in any month of the year, in Italian, with dimensions of 15.24 x 22.86 cm, approximately A5 size. Users who use a ring binder like Filofax, Kikki K, Malden, can choose to separate the pages, turn them into refills, punch holes, and insert them as a section of their planner. The printing is minimal, in grayscale on white paper, allowing you to customize the pages by coloring or applying washi tapes, with a fuchsia cover.

The simplified and monthly expense tracking sheet is spread over two pages, with calculations of daily remaining pocket money for better real-time control. A complete presentation, with images of the internal pages, and instructions are available at the following link: http://bit.ly/2wmPYC7. The use of Kakebo, a Japanese method for keeping track of our finances, has become popular in Europe in recent years. Japanese believe that, despite smartphones and other technological tools being readily available, writing on paper is the method that makes us most aware of how we spend our money.

The purpose of this agenda is to record all our financial transactions, categorize expenses, and learn how to manage our money better, understanding where we may need to cut back. But how does Kakebo work? At the beginning of the month, you write down your fixed income and expenses, so you know how much you have to spend for the month. Each day, you record every purchase, categorized into larger groups, and at the end of the month, you check if you have stayed within your budget.

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