The 4-Step Framework To Budget For Your Best Life!
You CAN write a budget that allows you to reach your money goals without sacrificing your summer vacations or weekly lattes.
You CAN write a budget that allows you to reach your money goals without sacrificing your summer vacations or weekly lattes.
Learn to budget, pay off debt, and build wealth while enjoying life on your own terms.
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Find ways to save money and start building a financial plan for your future. Whether you are a graduate looking to start a new job or a busy adult with children, there are ways to save money every day.
Debts can quickly become overwhelming, but there are ways to make this process easier and more manageable, especially if you’re dealing with a large amount of debt. Learn how to pay off debt fast while staying motivated along the way.
Learn how to build your emergency fund and save for goals that matter to you. Save money effortlessly with a plan that is unique to you and your goals!
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The Inspired Budget Podcast helps women live their best life and reach their money goals. Join me here for inspiring conversations to help you learn more about budgeting, saving money, paying off debt, and investing for your future. You’ll be hearing not only from me, but others along the way that have a story and voice to share.
In 2011 my husband and I were forced to bite the bullet and total up all our debt after we were hit with a life curveball…a positive pregnancy test. This drove us to face our money truth: we had over $111,000 in debt and were living on two teachers’ salaries. The worst part? We didn’t have enough money to pay for daycare.
After the initial wave of nausea (was that morning sickness or panic setting in?), we immediately buckled down and created our first budget…
