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Earlier last week, I decided to treat myself to Starbucks. After dropping my boys off at preschool, Charlotte and I headed over to Starbucks to use one of my gift cards. While waiting in the drive Continue reading...
Alrighty, so this is an old family recipe…as in it’s so old that we aren’t sure if it’s from the Polish or the German side or even if it’s from the Heinz 57 Variety side of the family. Also, we aren’t Continue reading...
It’s no secret on here that I married a spender and that his spending and yes, even my obsession with saving money have caused many fights over the years of our marriage. We’ve tried all sorts of Continue reading...
Thank you so much to Ramsey Solutions for allowing me to review Retire Inspired! I think you'll be inspired by this amazing book as well! Retirement planning. Yeah, I know. I hate it too. I’ll Continue reading...
This dish is seriously simple to make and will make the meat eater in your household happy as a pig in mud (okay, that’s not really how that expression goes but you get the point. ;) ). This is one of Continue reading...
Anytime my husband or I tells someone that the only debt we have is the mortgage, we usually end up receiving some pretty strange looks. We even sometimes hear things like “you need a credit card for Continue reading...
If you're new here, every month I share how I'm doing with my goals for the year. This includes personal, blogging/business, and of course financial goals. This post holds me accountable to the goals Continue reading...
It’s the end of year, which means it’s time for all those goals to be written and New Year’s resolutions to be made. But, have you figured out your plan for the New Year when it comes to 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...
