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Christmas Cash Envelopes

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November 18, by Joyce @ My Stay At Home Adventures 1 Comment

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Check out this collection of Christmas Cash Envelopes for cash budgeters. From traditional designs to winter wonderland, find them here. via @mystayathome

Love keeping your cash organized? Check out these festive Christmas Cash Envelope printables!

It’s no secret that we encourage everyone to get their finances under control so you can live a better life.

For a beginner, we challenge them to make sure they start budgeting using the cash envelope method.

Cash envelope works and honestly, it is one of our favorite methods to use when we want to save money.

Why?

Because it works!

If you love cash budgeting, we recommend changing them up and using cute envelopes.

These Christmas cash envelopes are what you need for the holiday season.

What makes these envelopes special is the size that holds enough cash and fits your wallet!

But more about that later.

These envelopes are great to use with our Budget Binder Printables as well.

To learn more about how to use the cash envelope system we encourage you to read the following posts:

  • Free Cash Envelope Template
  • Cash Envelope System Myths
  • Halloween Cash Envelopes

These cash envelope printables come with 6 to 7 cash envelopes in colors from yellow, green, gray, purple, red, pink, and more.

What type of paper should I use for cash envelopes printables?

We recommend using copy paper 28lb Paper, 8.5×11 that you can purchase on Amazon or your local Walmart through store pick up or Walmart Grocery.

What else is recommended:

How to use our Cash Envelopes

Watch the video below to see how to cut and put our cash envelopes together.

What are the sizes of this cash envelopes?

  • About 7 Inches Wide And 4 Inches Tall

Do these cash envelope printable fit Luxe wallets?

Yes, they do fit Luxe and Filofax wallets. I use this wallet found on Amazon.

Where can I find these cash envelope printables?

You can purchase these envelopes by clicking the button below or you can join our Begin with a Budget membership and get these envelopes and so much more for a low fee.

Learn more about Begin with a Budget (BWB) by clicking here.

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How to get free cash envelopes templates?

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Latina mom of 4 married to wonderful Greek gentleman. Living in southeast PA and trying to juggle family and a household while trying to earn an income from home. Follow my stay at home journey as I discover how to earn money and save money so we can continue to live debt-free.
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