When you are working to get out of debt, this often means making hard decisions and cutting out tickets to see a movie, staying away from restaurants, and eliminating any plans to travel. For that View Post
How to Start a Budget When You Live Paycheck to Paycheck
Having a plan for your money is the most important key to reaching your financial goals. Want to pay down your debt? Need to build an emergency fund to draw on when unexpected expenses come up? Maybe View Post
13 Budget-Friendly Gift Ideas
I have a love-hate relationship with giving gifts. Don’t you? I mean, on the one hand, it’s so much fun to shop for gifts when you can afford to get just the right thing. On the other hand, it’s no View Post
How to Use a Budget Calendar
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