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Ever wonder how some people just seem to be able to make whatever they dream a reality? They always seem to know how to materialize their wildest desires. They may even be viewed as lucky; however, I Continue reading...
One of the many ways that I was able to pull myself out of financial trouble all those years ago was by selling my items online that I no longer needed or used. It was a great way to build up a Continue reading...
You have saved and scrimped. You have worked and reworked your budget over and over again. Yet, you are still finding yourself coming up short every month or in need of extra cash to apply to your Continue reading...
I love staying home with my kids; it is want I have always wanted. However, shortly after becoming a stay-at-home mom I found myself missing work. I wanted to do something to make extra money. After Continue reading...
I know I promised this post in video format, however life took over and that just did not happen. I am so sorry and I hope you will not be disappointed! A few months ago, I surveyed my readers to Continue reading...
I have to be honest; I am a terrible giver, like the worse of the worst. I horde money and have an issue freely giving any of it away because well, once upon a time I was broke and had no money to Continue reading...
“Your marriage will be one of the hardest things you will ever have to work for in your life.” My late Grandmother said those words to me a few days after my $500 wedding to my Prince Charming. Those Continue reading...
Thank you to Dave Ramsey’s Endorsed Local Provider program for sponsoring this post! When I became a stay-at-home mom there were many things that I forgot to do, like take a shower or change out of Continue reading...
I am all about maxing out my resources and getting the most bang for my buck, especially when it comes to holiday shopping. If you are on a tight budget like me, this list of items, all $20 or less Continue reading...
Many years ago, in a previously published workbook of mine, I suggested having different accounts or funds set up for certain categories, like Medical, Auto, Clothing, Christmas, etc (also Continue reading...
