What are some things that you can do to ensure that you have a memorable and fun filled summer, without breaking the bank?
6 Ways To Simplify Your Life So You Can Save Time And Money
If you simplify in these 6 areas, you can save a substantial amount of time and money. Here’s how.
Overspending In December: Finding The Cause
Each year it happens. December comes and goes, and in January, I’m left looking at the mess that is my budget. Just where does the money go?
Why You Shouldn’t Give Your Child Everything This Christmas
We Americans spend a lot on our kids for Christmas presents, according to Mint.com “the average family spent around $750 on holiday gifts.” Is it too much?
How To Avoid A Christmas Financial Disaster
If you’re not careful Christmas can end up being a disaster for your family financially. Here’s how to ensure that you have a happy, stress free holiday and a debt free new year.
Faking A Predictable Paycheck When You Have Fluctuating Income
My wife and I set out to develop a strategy that would allow us to “fake” a steady, predictable paycheck despite a fluctuating freelance income.
3 Money Topics To Address Before Marriage
Financial advisor Clint Gautreau points out that there are 3 main areas of finance that you should talk about before tying the knot.
Giving Gift Cards This Holiday Season? Go Electronic
A recent Bankrate report indicates that electronic gift cards are probably a better choice when you are giving to members of the younger generation.
Do You Know Where Your Money Is Going?
Being aware of where your money is going, and what it’s doing, is the first step to taking control of your finances, and getting things in order.
You Need A Budget 4 (YNAB) Is Now Free For College Students
You Need A Budget recently announced that they are making YNAB free for college students. Here’s a step by step of how you can get the software for free.
4 Easy Steps To Start Getting Your Finances In Order
When all the signs are telling you that you should be doing your best to get things under control, and get a fresh start, where should you begin?
Don’t Let Summer Fun Distract You From Your Goals
Summer can be fun, but you don’t want it to break the bank. Before summer starts, take a step back, remind yourself of your long-term financial goals
Cut Your Budget Some Slack By Slashing Your Recurring Expenses
Figure out where you’re spending money every month on a regular basis, and find ways to cut those recurring costs from your budget. You’ll save hundreds!
5 Types Of Financial Resources For Stay At Home Moms
There are plenty of free financial resources that take the guesswork out of financial planning and put the confidence and power right back in your hands.
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