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One of the most commonly asked questions from readers has been how to figure out what should be cut from your budget. Now for anyone that’s never struggled financially, this may seem like a silly Continue reading...
Why would you want to wait to save up for a vacation when you could use a credit card and earn cash back or skymiles and take the vacation now instead of having to wait? Why would you save and save Continue reading...
I've mentioned many times that in our family's budget, I have budgeted an "auto fund" which is where we automatically transfer $75 a week to a savings account designated for all things car-related. Continue reading...
You may have saw on my social media accounts, where I posted about busting our grocery budget to purchase food specifically for giving to our Church’s food pantry. The problem with that post is that Continue reading...
A few weeks ago in my weekly email to my email subscribers, I sent this message and from the overwhelmingly amazing response that I received from it, I felt that I needed to share it here for Continue reading...
This Christmas will be our family’s sixth debt-free Christmas. Which means, that all of our Christmas presents, charity donations, and holiday food, will be purchased with cash – no credit cards, heck Continue reading...
One of our budget areas that I had been struggling to find a way to lower was my cell phone bill. My contract finally ended in September and so of course, I’ve been on a mission to find a way to lower Continue reading...
Thank you to Dave Ramsey’s Endorsed Local Providers program for sponsoring this post! Insurance – you hate paying for it, but you sure are glad to have it when things go south. Am I right? Continue reading...
This is a guest post from Reelika of Financially Wise on Heels! In case you're nоt watchful, hоѕting Turkey Day dinnеr can blow уоur budgеt quick! Here аrе 15 оf mу most loved nо-nоnѕеnѕе, Continue reading...
One of the questions that I keep getting from my Commonly Asked Questions post, is “how did you run the numbers to show your husband what your debt-payoff strategy should be?” The truth is, I used an Continue reading...
