Budget Binder with Zipper Envelopes Calculator

The quality is great, the zipper is sturdy, and it comes with everything you need—zipper envelopes, labels, calculator, and colorful sheets. It’s perfect for keeping my finances organized and making saving easier. Very practical and stylish design.

This is a decent sized budget book. It comes with everything you need. I love the light purple color, it is very vibrant and pretty. The binder rings are strong and hold everything in place. The calculator is also fully functional. It comes with budget sheets but I ordered brown paper to go with mine. I think it was called 3A paper. It had helped me do better with my finances. I also feel encouraged when Im out to save so I can come back and stash it in these little baggies when I get home. I would most definitely recommend.

love this binder it is very nice and t has budget sheets and money pouches excellent thank you

I’m giving it a four start rating. The book is amazing with the envelope system. It also comes with the calculator so you can keep track. The only issues I have with the labeling is that they scratch off meaning the lettering gets all scratchy real easy to wear, it starts to fade the lettering off, so I just ended up ordering more labels that are more durable but overall I absolutely love my budget book. I wish I took a picture of the lettering before taking them off the envelopes to replace them with the other others so you can see.

I have given this binder a 5 star review - please understand that this is an inexpensive binder and I have added one picture that shows that the 6 ring part of it is a bit skewed. Everything should fit, but it is really close to the top when I try to zip it, but once again, inexpensive binder for me to start out with to determine if this will work for what I plan to use it for. The accessories that come with it are worth the price of the binder and I may use those at some point, however, for now, I am utilizing it as a check register. I don't think the pic does a great job of showing the lavender color, but the binder is a nice color. Overall a great binder and accessories for the price.

I looked high and low for an A6 binder that zipped closed and am glad I came across this one. Aside from the zipper feature, I liked that it came with a calculator - a nice added feature I haven't found with other budget binders that's extra handy to have. It's a nice size and it holds a good deal of inserts. Personally I prefer top loading plastic envelopes as opposed to the zipper pouches so I did substitute a few of those as well as adding other inserts (along with the enclosed budget pages) like To Do Lists, dividers and plastic inserts with family photos so I can attest it holds a good amount of inserts. The rings are solid and align correctly and the binder seems really sturdy - the zipper is smooth and sturdy and all in all I think this is a great value for the price.

For around $10, it’s alright…But if I’d have seen it in person before buying I would’ve only been willing to pay about $5. I would equate the quality to something you’d find at a Dollar General. So I give 3 stars because I’m neutral about it. Would have given 4 if it did not have any defects. Even cheap items should be made well with the cheap material used. Don’t get this one if you’re expecting to use it for a long time, because it does not seem like it will last very long. However, as a starter budget binder, when you’re broke as a joke, it’s perfectly fine. Which is exactly what I needed. A few things about mine… the inner pockets won’t actually hold much. Maybe a checkbook in the back or one or two receipts in the front. It looks like there is a card slot, but a card would get stuck down in it if you put one there. The seams on mine came bunched up around the calculator. It’s made of a papery thin plastic material with a leather pattern on it. But don’t be fooled. The “tear free” stickers tore on almost every single one that I pulled off. I had to put a piece of clear tape over top of them to prevent them from peeling off the plastic envelopes. The binder is not quite wide enough to zip easily, without stretching, when all of the envelopes are inserted and zipped closed. The pen holder loop feels very rippable, like a shirt tag. The glue that holds the inside material to the frame of the binder is already loosening, you know like when the lining of a car comes loose inside and hangs down over your head. Some positives… has 12 clear envelopes, a good variety of sticker labels to choose from (although “vacation” was spelled wrong and I had to cut up and use the “a” from another sticker and put it back together), some tab things I’m going to use in my psychology textbook, and 12 budget sheets. The budget sheets are cardstock so they will be easier to write on in the binder against an uneven surface. The calculator is very convenient and seems to work just fine. The zipper is a nice thick one. The outside is a pretty color and has a decent stitching so it doesn’t look overly cheap from the outside. Unfortunately, I did notice that one of the inner rivets that holds the binder clips to the frame is starting to poke out of the plu exterior. So we’ll see how long that lasts before fully making its way through. All in all, not terrible but also not great, and yet totally functional and able to do its job. I know I listed several negatives, but I didn’t have high expectations to start. You get what you pay for and as long you know that first, it’s alright!

Great for what I need.