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I am thrilled to be taking part in theRandom Things blog tour for The Money Journal today.
Have you ever found you get paid and then money just disappears? Hmm, I know that feeling, I think mine goes to Waterstones and Emma Bridgewater! If that’s the case then this could be the book for you.
The Money Journal by Gemma Bird is a guide to keeping track of your spending and is full of tips for saving and planning.
It is split into twelve months and helps to stay on top of your goals. There are sections in every part for you to keep track of your money and also to think about what you want to do with it long term.
This is a really great book that is very handy for recording your spending, saving and money goals. I particularly liked the format and the structure of the book.
I also read Money Mum Official, which I found really interesting and packed full of useful tips but both work well as standalone reads too.
Highly recommended.
Thank you to Random Things tours for including me. You can follow the other stops on the tour here:
