Creating and using a budget calendar is the second step in my budgeting process. I can't create a realistic budget without it! Appointments, school functions, special occasions, travel dates, family View Post
How I Traveled to New York on an All-Cash Budget
I just came home from my second all-cash paid vacation. This time, I traveled to New York City with my mom to attend an event in Manhattan. I was able to make unforgettable memories with my mom, View Post
April 2019 Budget Recap
A budget is the most personal thing you will ever create. It’s honestly a reflection of your life, your wants, your goals, and your dreams. Not only that, but your budget can tell you some pretty View Post
The Half-Payment Method: Is It Right for You?
Let’s face it - living paycheck to paycheck is beyond frustrating! Does it seem like you keep trying to get out of debt, but you always fall short? Does saving money feel like an impossible goal? Does View Post
March 2019 Budget Recap
A budget is the most personal thing you will ever create. It’s honestly a reflection of your life, your wants, your goals, and your dreams. Not only that, but your budget can tell you some pretty View Post
How to Stay Motivated on Your Financial Journey With a Visual Board
I get asked a lot about how I stay motivated on my financial journey. From paying off over $77,000 of debt to saving to buy my first home with cash, my financial journey can feel long and defeating at View Post