Real life on a budget.
Get control of your money in just 5 days with this free challenge!
October is a season of transition. The weather cools, routines settle, and the holidays are just around the corner. It’s also the perfect month to do a money reset. By being intentional with your Continue reading...
The holidays have a way of sneaking up on us — along with all the extra expenses. Between gifts, travel, food, and festive activities, it’s easy to blow your budget and end the year feeling Continue reading...
September is that sweet spot in the year—summer is winding down, school routines are back in full swing, and the holiday season hasn’t quite arrived yet. It’s the perfect time to refocus your finances Continue reading...
If it feels like your grocery bill doubles every time you blink, you’re not alone. Families across the country are facing higher costs in nearly every area—housing, childcare, utilities, and even Continue reading...
As of this writing, Christmas Day is only 18 weeks away. This means if you're paid bi-weekly, you have about nine paychecks until Christmas Day this year. And even though Christmas can be the most Continue reading...
Let’s be honest—talking about money with kids can feel awkward even in the best of times. But when things feel uncertain—prices are up, budgets are tighter, and stress levels are high—it’s even harder Continue reading...
Can you believe that it's already August?! Now granted, we're in my favorite half of the year, but still. Goodness, time does fly by! How are you doing on your money goals this year? What's been your Continue reading...
We’re halfway through the year, and if it feels like your money isn’t going as far as it did in January, you’re not imagining things. Prices for everyday essentials have continued to rise, and many Continue reading...
July is the halfway point of the year—a fresh start in the middle of summer. While the season might tempt us to spend more on fun and travel, it’s also a great time to pause, reset, and set a few Continue reading...
Back when we were becoming debt-free, my husband and I were working super hard to become financially stable. My husband was working the graveyard shift out of town, and I was at home with our two Continue reading...
