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When it comes to money, there are few things I find to be more damaging than the narratives we tell ourselves. Maybe weβve been told this by others in our lives or watched our parents say it about themselves, but in order to move forward you need to leave this limiting belief behind.
Because February is the shortest month of the year, itβs the perfect time for a fun challenge that will not only help you learn some new money-saving skills but also help you make some headway on your financial goals.
Managing finances is challenging enough as an individual. Now factor in another individual with totally different experiences around money and you can often be in for a mess. Here are some ways for married couples to navigate their finances together and some tips to help you keep your finances drama free.
Back in January I set the goal that I wouldnβt buy any new clothes for entire year, and Iβm happy to report that so far I have been able to stick with it! Along the way, however, I have made a few discoveries that were a bit surprising, and Iβm excited to share them with you.
Budgeting seems like WORK, work that just doesnβt seem worth it sometimes. How can you get yourself to budget and actually stick with it? Here are some tips I share with my clients to help keep them on board.
When youβre looking through your monthly budget, you may feel like there is no room for anything extra in you life. You may feel like if itβs not essential it has to go. You may feel like life on a budget is tedious and boring, and if thatβs the case, your budget will fail. It may not be today, and it may not be tomorrow, but living in a state of βnoβ is not sustainable. Thatβs where self-care comes in.
We all have unique spending triggers and different ways we like to spend money. Whether itβs ordering baby diapers on Amazon or shopping for a new dress to wear for a friendβs wedding, online shopping can often be a little too convenient. If you struggle with keeping your online shopping in check, here are a few tips to help you curb your spending habits.
Budgets are a great tool to help allocate your money as efficiently as possible. You can use them to watch your discretionary spending, to save for retirement, or to pay down debt. You can also use them to help you schedule out large purchases. So how do you make these large one time payments fit into your budget when you wouldnβt otherwise be able to cover the cost in a single month?
Sometimes it seems like everyone has a side hustle. Whether itβs to pursue a passion, to pay down debt, or to afford a better lifestyle, side hustles can become an important part of your financial picture. Before you start one of your own, though, there are a few things to consider to see if it makes financial sense.
We're sharing some of our favorite financial calculators. Whether it's spending money on lunch, or saving for retirement, these tools can be immensely helpful. Check them out today to factor them into your financial planning.
What happens if you're ready for college, but have no money to pay for it? We're discussing the best options to pay for a college education when you have no college savings plan.
Today Iβm getting personal in the hopes that by sharing one of my goals for this year, I will hold myself accountable and maybe even inspire some others to challenge themselves in the process. In 2018 I have given myself an interesting challenge and Iβm so excited to tell you more about it.
It's almost 2018, which means it's time to get organized for the new year. If you're looking to make those resolutions or just to keep your daily tasks from piling up, a paper planner may be just what you need. Today we're highlighting six of our favorite planners so you can find one that works best for you and your budget.
Itβs no secret that children are expensive, but just how expensive are they? Iβm sharing what Iβve learned from our family finance journey in the hopes that you can use this as a jumping off point for your family planning.
December is a nightmare that serious budgeters just want to wake up from. It seems like no matter what you do, Christmas will turn your budget into a soupy disaster instead of the structured guide itβs intended to be. While itβs filled with holiday cheer and heartwarming expressions of love, it can also wreak havoc on your bank account. As a result, weβre sharing three ways you can save money this holiday season.