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Everyone around you has it all. Nice cars, nice house, goes on vacation, and seems to never struggle. Meanwhile, you’re over here just hoping and praying there’s enough money in the checking account Continue reading...
Thank you to Dave Ramsey’s EveryDollar for sponsoring this post! As always, all opinions are my own. I know we discussed earlier this month ways to keep in control of your budget this summer, but Continue reading...
Budgeting for irregular income is something that I’m often asked about and if you or your spouse is self-employed or you don’t receive a regular paycheck each month, you know just how challenging Continue reading...
For many, the whole process of starting a budget can be very overwhelming. I’m a firm believer in keeping things as simple as possible. So, I thought I’d show you the exact way that my mom Continue reading...
Today's post is written by the lovely Kelly of Kelly Cox at Home. Budgets, math class and the like use to bring me to tears but not anymore! I’ve learned to embrace budgeting and have Continue reading...
I don’t know about you, but there’s something about those long summer days that somehow make me completely and totally forget all about my budget. I know I’m not supposed to say that. I know I’m Continue reading...
Okay so every since I let the cat out of the bag about me now using Republic Wireless instead of one of the big carriers, I get a lot of questions about if Republic Wireless is worth switching to. So Continue reading...
I love clothes. They’re one of my weaknesses, which is why I do my best to buy my clothes for free or as next to free as possible. But, fashion trends change all the time so how can you can remain Continue reading...
I'm sure you've either got friends like this or known someone like this at one point in your life. The kind of folks that like to boast about how much money they make and they're not afraid of Continue reading...
Thank you to Clearpoint Credit Counseling for sponsoring this post! All opinions are of course mine. At 21 years old, I had just over $11,000 in credit card debt alone and my annual salary was right Continue reading...
