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Franklin Covey’s Jean Chatzky Collection
I’m so excited to be able to tell you that I’m launching a line of products with Franklin Covey. There are tote bags, large and small, in three different springy colors (the large ones have a padded compartment for your computer), wallets to keep your plastic and cash organized (I asked them to include a mirror so you can look yourself in the face before you buy something you don’t need), and my favorite – a budget-oriented planner with all the resources you need to track your spending, hit your savings goals and minimize your debt. I hope you like them. You can see pictures of the full line after the break.
Arielle, who helps with my reporting, has been toting the (one and only) product sample of the large tote bag since October, and it’s holding up really well as you can see here.
Here’s a sampling of what else is in the line, which you can get at the Jean Chatzky Collection section on the Franklin Covey site:
The binder, which comes in three colors – brown, pink, and the one you see here – can double as a wallet, with slots for your credit cards, a zipper compartment for change (because every penny counts!) and a window for your ID.

A year’s worth of planner pages, which help you organize not only your life, but your money. You can set a budget for the week and keep track of where your cash is going. You’ll be surprised at how fast a dollar here and a dollar there adds up, I promise.

And, last but not least, a full range of wallets, all of which include the five questions you should ask yourself before a big purchase. They just might give you the strength to put that dress back on the rack.

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