This year, my husband and I decided we wanted to bulk up our emergency fund. We decided most of the money I make as a freelancer will go into our emergency fund and the rest of it will go into a fund to save for our son’s braces. That meant we had to use my […]
Swagbucks Review: What Is It, How Does It Work And What Can You Earn And Win?
Swagbucks is a free online rewards program where you can earn gift cards, prizes and other rewards just for searching, filling our surveys and other easy activities. Here’s how to get started.
Preparing For A Personal Health Catastrophe
Many of us will have a major health crisis in our lifetime. Are you prepared in case your health were to take a turn for the worse?
A Recap Of The Financial Hope Conference
I recently had the chance to attend The Financial Hope Conference. Here’s a recap of what I learned, and resources to check out from the expert panelists.
The Financial Hope Conference – Creating Hope For A Smoother Financial Journey
You have likely heard of Steve and Annette Economides, otherwise fondly referred to as America’s Cheapest Family. The Economides raised five children while living on Steve’s modest income alone, and they did it without debt (save for a mortgage that they paid off within 11 years). The Economides have written three books: America’s Cheapest Family […]
Improve Your Financial Situation By Making This One Change
This year, take the time to surround yourself with people who are responsible with their money. You’ll be amazed how much your own financial life improves.
How To Take The Focus Off Gift Giving And Onto Jesus This Advent
Every year, our culture seems to move further from “The Reason for the Season.” What are your favorite ways to teach your kids more about Jesus?
5 Ways To Curb Your Holiday Spending And Stay Out Of Debt
The holiday season is supposed to be a time to cherish friends and family. Here’s how to make the season more about family, and less about the gifts.
It’s Never Too Late To Save for Retirement, And No Amount Is Too Small
Too often people don’t save for retirement because they feel they don’t have enough to make a difference. However, if you start with a small, manageable amount and gradually increase that amount as you’re able, you’ll be amazed how quickly the money adds up.
Be Your Own CFO By J.D. Roth: A Way To Revolutionize Your Financial Approach
In his new guide J.D. Roth explains why you need to make carefully calculated decisions about your finances, just as if you were your own CFO.
Do Our Shortened Attention Spans Cause Us To Spend More Money?
Using the Internet and social media has caused us to have a shorter attention span than we used to, and some would suggest that it leads to higher spending.
Should You Buy A Home Warranty?
If you’re moving into a new house, should you invest in a home warranty? Maybe. It all depends on these 3 main factors.
How To Pay For A Wedding Without Debt
In an era where the average wedding tab is over 30k, finding couples who paid for their wedding without using debt is rare. Here’s how one couple did it.
If You Want To Save Money, Consider The Costs Of Moving
We didn’t anticipate just how expensive moving, especially moving long distances, can be. Here’s what to consider before you pick up and move.
