I have several goals for 2019 and most of them revolve around getting more organized and trying to do a better job budgeting and tracking our money. In order to make those goals a reality, I am in the process of creating a Home Management Binder to keep my recipes, grocery expenditures and loop schedules for cleaning our home in. (If you're looking for free printables and ideas for your own Home Management Binder, be sure to check out my Pinterest board.)
As challenging as it may be, one of my goals is to reduce our grocery spending by $200+ each month. It's not going to be easy but I think with prayer, tracking and discipline it can be done. In order to help me in this area, I wanted a printable Monthly Grocery Expenditure list for me to nail down exactly how much we spend at each store on groceries every month. I looked all over Pinterest but couldn't find one specific to my needs so I made my own. Whenever I make a printable, I like to share it because I feel better knowing that more people can benefit from it than just me. So today I'm sharing my Monthly Grocery Expenditure printable with you. You can download it here. I hope you find it helpful!
Are you looking to improve your health in 2019? Then I'd love to have you join me in my private Facebook group called Bridging the Gap. Also, be sure to check out my "Bee Kind" and "Diligence" nature based character development units and my ebooks as well: A Wife's Guide to Studying Proverbs, Topical Devotions for Pregnancy and Early Potty Teaching. Or, if you're looking for a way to get 30 raw fruits and vegetables in your diet every day, contact me here.
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