When was the last time you challenged yourself – and I mean truly challenged yourself? It can be easy to get stuck in our comfort zones. For some people, that means sticking to a routine. For View Post
9 Eggs-cellent Ways to Rock Your Easter Budget
There’s been a lot of talk lately about inflation, but hardly anyone is talking about inflation’s toll on how we celebrate holidays like Easter. Sure, we know to brace for higher costs at the pump View Post
How To Save Money on Fruits & Vegetables: A Month-by-Month Guide
Whether I’m shopping at the grocery store or my local farmer’s market, I’m always on the lookout for the best deals on fruits and vegetables. I’m not a vegetarian, but I tend to make many meatless View Post
7 Ways to Save at the Grocery Store
In the U.S., food is the third-largest expense for most people, and the number is steadily rising every year. The average person spends $8,169 per year on food. And the figure likely increased during View Post
17 Things That Are Better to Buy Used Instead of New
If you’re looking to cut back on your expenses, one of the easiest ways to do it is to buy more second-hand items. And for certain items, it just doesn’t make sense to pay full price because the View Post
Your Emergency Fund: Is $1,000 Really Enough?
After I had my son, I considered all of life’s potential twists and turns. It became clear to me that I would never feel 100% comfortable with only $1,000 in my emergency savings. With the challenges View Post
