Real life on a budget.
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To be honest, I really don't want to publish this post. The thing is, I've loved sharing my family's real (as in actual) budget over the years, but without fail, those posts receive some very Continue reading...
A few years ago, my life looked really different. Aside from the obvious fact that we had fewer children then, it was really just a very different time in our lives. We were constantly stressed Continue reading...
This year marked our 3rd Annual Family Vacation in Tybee Island, Georgia and I still can't believe it's been that long ago that we paid off over $55k of consumer debt! One of the things that I Continue reading...
I don't know about you, but it seems like weddings just keep getting more and more expensive. And I don't just mean for the bride and groom; it is becoming more and more expensive to be a wedding Continue reading...
Well, we did it again! We paid cash for another car! This time, it was for a new truck for my husband. It's his first new truck in 13 years. And in case you're new here, my husband has been in Continue reading...
So, yes, we had to touch our emergency fund. No, the reasons weren't quite "emergency-ness" per se, but nonetheless, we pulled the money we needed from it. If you own a home, you probably know Continue reading...
When it comes to paying off debt fast, it can be easy to look at your budget and think that you'll never make it happen. I've been in that spot before, and I know how defeating it can Continue reading...
When it comes to matters of money, our household has been walking through some pretty lean times here recently. Yes, I know we just replaced our roof and windows so that may appear online as if we're Continue reading...
Vacation season is almost here! That also means, that school will be out soon and sports will start getting gear up. And if you're a mom like me, you probably find yourself half beaten by the time the Continue reading...
There sometimes seems to be a huge disconnect between what people believe money is and what money actually is. Case in point - if you're building debt, you're not building wealth. Debt and wealth are Continue reading...
