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When considering the material from which your planner should be made, think about where you will store it and how often it will be used. If you plan to carry it around in your purse, briefcase or back pocket every day, it may make more sense to get something like leather, which is flexible yet still durable. If it's always going to sit on your desk, a flimsy paper or plastic planner will suffice.
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Make sure that new inserts for your planner are widely available and thus, easy to replace. There's no point in having a high-fashion planner with no purpose. Things you may want to consider include:
Planners and organisers come in a range of sizes to fit the buyer's needs. They also come with some nifty extras that may help make everything from paying your bills to doing the grocery shopping a bit easier.
Size Variations:
Accessories:
Keep your inserts and all those extra sticky notes secure with these different options.
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Especially helpful if you have loose pens or papers. Zip planners are more often made from nylon, are easy to clean and extremely durable. |
Popular on leather organizers, snaps are not as secure as zips, but more secure than slip-tabs. They can enhance the look of the planner and often match the pen that comes with the set. |
Slip-tabs offer a stream-lined look with little security. As long as you don't toss around your planner in a bookbag or suitcase, the closure should remain intact. |
On par with zips, metal locks often come with a key or twist button that secures the lock into place. No matter what the circumstance, it is difficult to nudge the lock open. |
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