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It was only seven years ago, on January 1, 2012 that we began our debt-free journey. It’s amazing how much can change in seven years…and that’s the story we are here to share with you today. Debt reared its ugly head once when Jonathan and I got engaged but we quickly buried our heads inread more…
The B-Word. Few words in the English language conjure up more squirminess than the word “budget”. It’s no shocker then that more than two-thirds of Americans don’t even attempt to create a budget (let alone use) to make informed financial decisions. Budgeting does require planning, time, determination, and some basic math …which can be painfulread more…
Saving money doesn’t have to be hard…These hilarious money saving tips from children prove that! How many hours have you just thought and pondered over how you’re going to be able to save money this month? Or the next month? Or even the one after that? Don’t fret. Sometimes, the most obvious and simple answersread more…
Having a fall wedding can be an amazing way to celebrate the nuptials between husband and wife. Think about all the benefits of getting married in the Fall…Cooler weather, no bugs and less sweat all sounds like some pretty great reasons to consider a fall wedding. While many brides opt for the summer months, Fallread more…
These money saving tips are simple and easy to do! And who doesn’t like to save money? It is safe to say that pretty much anyone would be open to saving money wherever they can. I have some great money saving tips that you probably haven’t considered. You will find tips and tricks for allread more…
Who doesn’t love the Dollar Store? It’s aisles upon aisles of glorious items and merchandise that satisfy the need of any budget and household. With every item being a dollar (or less!), it’s a great place to go and shop to find some crazy-good items that your household may need. Truth be told, it’s hardread more…
When it comes to being a parent, it’s a heavy hat to wear to have to make all the financial decisions for everyone in the entire family. Not only are you the one saying “yes” or “no” to each and every request, but you also have to factor in the bill-paying, the grocery shopping, andread more…
When it comes to saving money, the earlier one can start, the better. When I was little, money was one of those taboo topics better left to adult conversations. Parents didn’t often give their children money management tips. But things have definitely changed since I was a wee little one. Parents are starting to realizeread more…
Think back to your many years of education. One constant that we all consistently heard throughout the countless hours spent in school was that “history repeats itself.” Most things in life seem to and that is why so many generations learn to live from the lessons in the past. Look at a time when frugality was aread more…
November is fast approaching, so make sure you know the best things to buy in November during the holiday sales for your pantry (check out these awesome pantry organizational tips!) and freezer. Buy these items at a low price, so you can score big savings that will carry over through the year! Things to Buyread more…
On average Americans spend more than $3,000 a year eating out! When you make a habit of dining out most nights, you can see it really put a strain on your finances. However, we all need to treat ourselves here and there, and that is where these money saving hacks come in handy! You canread more…
It seems like being broke as a college student is inevitable these days. Between paying for tuition, room and board, books, fees, food and trying to have a life, it sure gets pricey. But if you’re smart with your money, you can save a few dollars here and there and get through college without breakingread more…
Going to college is an exciting experience. Dorm life, new friends, more interesting classes and a lot more freedom are at the forefront of every college freshman’s mind, but one thing you need to focus on is how you’re paying for the experience. If you can avoid it, you don’t want to take out manyread more…