Free Franklin Planner templates

by Bob on January 4, 2009


(Advertising policy | Report an inappropriate ad)

If you are like me and a little bit taken back by the high price of replacing the pages in your Franklin planner, I just found a great alternative. It does require a little bit of an upfront investment and some elbow grease, but it should pay for itself very quickly.

This website called DIYplanner.com has tons of free Franklin Planner templates for every size. Basically all you have to do is print them out, cut them down, punch holes and you are good to go.

franklin plannerWhat you need to create your own planner pages

  1. Paper – probably a thin stock, to keep your planner from becoming too bulky
  2. A printer – most printers should work for most planner sizes
  3. Paper trimmer – this probably will be the biggest expense in this project for most people. You can find some paper trimmers for less than $20, but to get a good quality one, you will probably want to spend a bit more.
  4. Adjustable hole puncher

I dug around and played with the site for a while because I was intrigued at all they had to offer. They have planner template kits that you can download that include all the pages you need. It looks like the calendar pages are dated back to 2007, but you can get the 2009 calendar pages here – and just like the rest of the site, they are free! If you are just starting out with the whole “print your own planner pages” thing you should read their beginner guide.

All kinds of other free template stuff

  • GTD – For all the Getting Things Done fans out there, they have a bunch of GTD planner templates too.
  • 7 Habits – There are also templates to help you implement the 7 habits method of time management
  • Dieting, health, and exercise tracking templates

Anyway, if you are fed up with the high prices of replacing your planner templates, I suggest taking a look.

Related posts:

  1. 10 free household budget spreadsheets
  2. Free STATE Income tax filing online
  3. Free and Legal TV and Movies online
  4. File your taxes for free
  5. Free budgeting form
  6. 7 free printable budgeting worksheets
  7. Zecco no longer free
  8. FreeCreditReport.com is not free




(Report inappropriate ad)

{ 4 trackbacks }

Personal Finance Reviews Links Of January 4, 2009
January 4, 2009 at 3:42 pm
Finance - Free Franklin Planner templates
January 5, 2009 at 4:30 am
Monroe on a Budget » Make your own day planner pages
January 5, 2009 at 3:13 pm
Rich Life Carnival #27 | Rich Life Carnival
January 9, 2009 at 11:41 pm

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Carolyn January 5, 2009 at 11:09 am

Thanks for sharing the free template website. I used to use Franklin Planners but switched to the Planner Pad (www.plannerpads.com) 2 years ago. You can get refills for $25.99 for the exec. size and I like the layout better. I’ll have to see if there are any free templates for this.

Money Beagle January 11, 2009 at 3:40 pm

Good advice. The only thing I wonder about is what the cost savings is, since paper is pretty expensive, as well as printer supplies (toner, etc.) It’d be interesting to see what the cost difference is taking that into account.

Leave a Comment

Previous post: The complacency of fools

Next post: Should you tithe while trying to get out of debt?




Forums | Contact | Support | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Article Reprinting Policy | Write for CPF | Christian Financial Planners

ChristianPF is blog dedicated to providing Christians with ways to get out of debt, budgeting help, personal finance tips, ways to make money, other financial help, and a Biblical perspective about money.
Copyright 2009 ChristianPF.com