In this video, I’m testing the POPRUN Monthly Planner 2026–2027 because I want one book that can handle both planning and budgeting without me juggling extra notebooks. I’m switching to a monthly-first setup for 2026–2027, and this one is an 18-month calendar book (8.5"×10.5") with big monthly boxes, tabs, and all the little “speed features” I actually use when I’m busy—ribbons, tear-off corners, an elastic band, and a foldable pocket. What makes this planner stand out for my real-life testing is how it builds in the stuff I normally add myself: a dotted Month Notes page and a dedicated Expense Tracker for every month. I also talk about paper quality (100 GSM) and why that matters if you’re like me and you want to use pens/highlighters without the page turning into a mess. My main takeaway: if you want a clean monthly view plus an easy way to track spending in the same place, this POPRUN layout is designed to keep things fast, tidy, and practical.