Impulse spending is a real problem we all face. Justifying our spending has become a norm. We all work hard for our money. But, we
I get it, you’re thinking that you don’t need a budget, that it’s restrictive and limiting. It’s only what people who have no money do.
Lately, I’ve been on a mission to stop eating fast food, for good. Yes, you read that right. I feel like fast food really eats
Today, we have a guest post from Ashley from Budgets Made Easy. Ashley Patrick is a Ramsey Solutions Master Financial Coach and owner of Budgets
Today, I’m excited to share a post from Jackie Beck. Jackie is an empty nester who lives in metro Phoenix with her husband and their
Have you heard about the freshman fifteen? How about the freshman $15,000? No? Maybe, it’s a different number, but chances are that as a college
For anyone trying to improve their financial status, a budget is the first place to start. And while many of us think we know how
We all have to buy groceries. And while some of us rush in, get what we came for, and head to the cashier, we often
Knowing what to pack for your vacation is essential in keeping your budget intact. And since vacation season is here, it’s time to start planning
Big Lots is one of those stores that not many talk about, but is packed with treasures. I remember as a kid, it was called
