Making Saving Second Nature
Congratulations! You might be reading this because you’ve found yourself in debt. I’m not congratulating you on borrowing money, but I AM congratulating you on seeking out a plan to tackle this debt so that it doesn’t tackle you. Our family successfully paid off way too much debt using the debt snowball method. I’m happy […]
So you want to pay off debt. That’s awesome! In fact, I want to take a moment to applaud you. Making that decision is BIG and will have a huge impact on your finances from here on out. But what about saving money? Should you still send money to savings and retirement while tackling debt? […]
I’m guessing you have BIG money goals that you want to achieve in your life. Maybe you want to be debt free, own your own home, or save a ton of money for retirement. I applaud you! In fact, most people are terrified to admit that they want to achieve something that others would say is […]
You’re tired of sending your hard-earned money to someone else month in and month out. I get it. I’ve been there. You’re totally not alone! I know that it can be very frustrating to spend your month working just to send a chunk of your paycheck to student loans, car loans, or credit card payments! […]
So you’re paying off debt! First off, imagine me giving you a huge high five right now. I’m beyond proud of you for making a decision that will truly change your future. Chances are you have a long road ahead of you. And I’m going to be real with you here. This journey will not […]
If you’re working to pay off loans so you can become debt free, chances are you’ll need a little motivation along the way. Let’s be real here…the beginning of your debt free journey isn’t the hardest part. Nope. The hardest part of becoming debt free lies in the middle of your journey. When you’re months […]
When my husband and I were dating, being debt free was NOT on our radar. We were just two twenty-somethings who were living in the moment. To be painfully honest, I was looking forward to us living in a big city and just being married. We’d go out to dinner all the time and have […]
I’ll be the first to admit that I have a credit card. Truth be told, I am not 100% against them. When my husband and I first started getting our finances in order, we had a credit card strictly for emergencies. We rarely used it and when we did, we’d pay it off right away. […]