Most of us have good intentions when it comes to budgeting. We create a spreadsheet, set a maximum spending amount for each category, and plan to stick to our budgets faithfully. Then we forget about it. We might have a general idea of how much we plan to spend in...
When my husband and I decided to pay off $127,000 of debt (mostly student loans) over just a few years, we knew we’d have to find creative ways to cut costs. Over the past few years, I’ve found TONS of ways to save money here and there. Some of the tricks...
Tired of being broke? Living paycheck to paycheck? Never getting ahead? If you want to get your finances in order, the first step is to set a budget. Most people have no idea where their money is actually going. Creating a budget gives you the ability to tell your...
In case you’re new to this little corner of the internet, I post an update every quarter that shows how we’re doing on our debt snowball and other goals. This helps to hold us accountable and to keep track of our progress. *Disclosure: This post contains...
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