Making Saving Second Nature
If you’ve ever skipped writing a budget for Christmas, then you likely know how stressful it can be to spend too much every December. In fact, most Americans spend over $1,000 every year on gifts, decorations, and holiday travel. This can be extremely overwhelming for families and can even lead to consumer debt. By writing […]
This post contains affiliate links Whether you need to save up for your rainy-day fund, build up your savings account, or pay off debt, these tips will help you save $10,000 in a year. What would you do with an extra $10,000? I bet the ideas are flooding your mind right now! I’m here to […]
*this post contains affiliate links If you’ve ever felt lost, confused, or completely disorganized with your finances, then I feel you! It wasn’t until I set up a budget binder that I finally felt like I had everything in one place when it came to one of the most important parts of my life: my […]
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 […]
There is no doubt that one of the best ways to save money each month is to spend less on groceries and dining out. To tackle that task, meal planning is a must. The good news is that you don’t have to be a type-A organized person to make meal planning work for you! Today […]