LINTRU Premium Pu Leather A6 Binder with Zipper Envelopes, Expense Budget Sheets and Stickers, Savings Binder for Budgeting (Classic Red)

The LINTRU Premium PU Leather A6 Binder with expense/budget sheets and stickers is an excellent choice if you want to track spending, savings, and monthly budgets in a neat and portable format. The binder feels sturdy and looks classy — the PU leather cover gives it a professional, durable feel that makes it suitable for carrying in a bag or storing on a shelf. The included budget sheets and stickers make it easy to categorize expenses, track income, and manage finances without needing extra supplies. Its compact A6 size is convenient for everyday use and travel, yet provides enough space for essential financial planning. Overall, it’s a practical, well‑designed tool — a clear 5‑star pick for anyone serious about budgeting and savings.

Very good and useful, good value for money, good to manage cash, it fits well and feels strong.

I’ve had this budgeting binder for 3 years now, and it’s still in excellent shape. The PU leather cover has held up beautifully, the rings still work smoothly, and all the inserts stay neat and organized. The expense sheets and stickers made it easy to get started, and over time this binder has really helped me stay consistent with my budgeting and savings goals. It’s durable, practical, and looks just as good today as when I first got it. Definitely worth it if you want something that lasts and keeps your finances on track. Theres lots of pockets, comes with labels, money fits great. Nothing better than this.

Good size and came in good condition. The color is also really nice. I bought this for my brother to keep his handmade cards in. The zipper pockets that came with the binder aren’t very good. The zippers themselves get in the way of closing the binder neatly when zipped up completely. My brother decided to keep them out and use binder sleeves we bought specifically for this purpose instead. The delivery however was disappointing. The package was left out in the rain. If we hadn’t checked to see if the package had arrived, the contents would have been soaked (we bought other items with this one). This is the first time a package was left out in the open instead of the sheltered area in front of the door.

I have several A6 binders similar to this one for different purposes. I cut and hole punch papers to fit them and like their size and versatility. One is my recipe book, one is "if my house burns down, I want this stuff with me" book, one is more of a personal/spiritual book, and I temporarily used that to house my sketchbook stuff because I like to use different types of paper and do smaller sketches. 6 months ago, a binder with the elastic band similar to a Moleskine was pretty impossible to find, so when I checked a few days ago I was happy to find this one existed. For my other purposes their closure types work, but a sketchbook is harder to use with a fold over magnetic tab or a snap. So, if you like doing smaller sketches on the go, this works great. This would also work well as a journal if you add the right paper. As for budgeting, these little balance sheets are a good start. They are used for tracking where your money goes and how much comes in, which is a great thing to do when you first start trying to figure out how to set a budget. You have to know your expenses and how much money you have at your disposal in order to budget properly. I have a budget already, and it changes every year with increases in income as well as what I believe cost increases will be. My grocery budget, for example was based on the highest I had spent on groceries while buying some higher cost ingredients, and has been $100 over each month from May of 2021 to May of 2022, and when fuel and food prices went up, I had accounted for it already. In May of 2022, my food budget and fuel budget were increased to account for fluctuations I expect for the coming year. We also set aside everything we can for those unexpected events, but depending on points in our lives, that wasn't always much. Budgeting is important, and I wish you all luck on your budgeting journey. But a book full of cash for every category at once, yeah, I do not recommend that. Lose it or have it stolen and you are in for a pretty terrible month. Maybe try slipping a sheet of paper in there with the amount or the bill to represent the cash for most things, and put the cash in for things you know you'll go over on if you aren't strict. Like, take $200 bucks with you for groceries but no cards, that way you don't indulge in the $12 ice cream or $6 bag of chips you are trying not to eat anyway, and leave the rest at home or the bank. This book could also be a great place for coupons, but for the love of all that you hold dear, don't stash your rent money in cash in here and take it with you to the park or leave it out for anyone to get access to. I know it is common sense, but sometimes we have blind spots or just don't think about it until something awful happens.

The LINTRU Budget Binder with Zipper Envelopes is a fantastic way to stay organized and manage finances effectively. It includes a sturdy binder, labeled zipper envelopes, and budget sheets, making it easy to track expenses, save money, and stick to a budget. The compact and stylish design makes it perfect for on-the-go use. ✅ Pros: Well-Organized System: Includes envelopes and budget sheets for easy tracking. Durable & Stylish Binder: Holds everything securely and looks great. Zipper Envelopes: Keeps cash and receipts safely stored. Portable & Lightweight: Easy to carry in a bag or purse. ⚠️ Cons: Zippers Can Be Stiff at First: May need a little breaking in. Limited Envelopes: May need extra if managing multiple budget categories. Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a practical and stylish way to manage money, the LINTRU Budget Binder is a great choice. It’s perfect for cash budgeting, saving, and keeping expenses organized—a must-have for financial planning!

this is perfect size for what I needed...a place for dollar bills I keep on hand for certain things...nicely organizes different categories with plenty of room if you need to keep track and write things down ...I didnt use the stickers..made my own with post-its...it really cleaned up my horrible messy system I was using..bank envelopes written all over stuffed with bills and all bound together..glad to have found this. The only thing I dont like is the plastic tabs on the clear envelopes...they are a pain opening and closing and spreading them out so its not one big lump...I might break them all off..