Making Saving Second Nature
*this post contains affiliate links When you don’t have kids, this is how meal planning for two can save you money. Learn how to change recipes and plan ahead. Plus, get a FREE monthly meal planner printable sent straight to your inbox so you can start budget meal planning today. Why is meal planning for […]
Learn how to create a monthly meal plan on a budget so that you can save time, money, and sanity! Plus, get a FREE monthly meal planner printable sent straight to your inbox so you can start budget meal planning today. For the past few months, our family has used a monthly meal planner to […]
*this post contains affiliate links If you love fall, then you’re not alone. The crisp air, red leaves, and football season brings joy to so many people. And because Fall might make you want to get out of the house, it can also be an expensive season. Between holidays such as Halloween and Thanksgiving, the […]
Our family has been a cable-free household since 2013. We were those weird people who said adios to our DVR before it was common. The decision to eliminate cable from our budget was not a high and mighty decision. In fact, my husband and I were both a little distraught to know that ESPN and […]
I know that I can’t be the only one in this world who has let Target take all my money (is it even possible to save money at Target?!). I mean, I’m guilty of walking into Target with the intention of buying 3 items only to walk out an hour later with a Starbucks drink […]
As you start your debt free journey, you will want to set up an emergency fund prior to paying off any debt. You’ll need an emergency fund because you will no longer be using your credit card for emergencies! The entire purpose of paying off debt is so that you won’t owe anyone money any […]
*this post contains affiliate links If you’re trying to be better prepared financially for Christmas this year, then you’ll want to start saving money for the holiday season today. Here are 5 tips to help you save money now for the upcoming Christmas season: Set up a Christmas savings account. Calculate how much money you […]
If you’ve read anything about the steps to becoming debt free, then you know that you need to save for an emergency fund and then start your debt snowball. You’ll want a minimum of $1,000 in your emergency fund so that you are ready to combat anything that comes your way without going any further […]