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cash envelope

pointsin2016 · 2016-02-16 13:50:13

Happy Tuesday! Do any of you use the Cash envelope system and if so what categories do you use and if you have money left over at the end of the month in your envelopes, what do you do with it? Do you roll it over to the next month, spend it, or save it?

Re: cash envelope

princessleia22 member

February 2016

jtmh2012 said:

short+sassy said:

The one thing that irritates me is, its almost but not quite big enough to fit legal papers in it. 2 more inches on the inside and it would. So now the closing documents from the properties I've purchased can't lie flat and have to lie across it diagonally. A minor thing, but legal sized papers seem like such a normal thing to put it in, I find it odd they come didn't make it just a tiny bit bigger to achieve that.

I was thinking this same thing. I hate folding stuff like that.

That's one of the reasons we got a larger safe deposit box at the bank. It's just large enough to hold original legal sized documents laid flat. And most of those documents aren't anything that we need regular or quick access to. Then we keep copies at home, folded, just in case.

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