Not Financially Ready for a Baby, but Pregnant? Here’s What You Need to Know.
If you feel you're not financially ready for a baby, but pregnant, what do you do? How do you prepare yourself for a huge life shift like having a baby?…
What is the Most Likely Reason for a Budget to Fail?
Almost 80% of Americans who claim to keep a budget fail at it, according to CNBC. But the big reason why is completely avoidable. So what is the most likely…
Best Budgeting Podcasts for Moms
Podcasts are a great way to learn something, gather new ideas, or be entertained. And since moms are busy enough as it is, I've got a great list of the…
Budgeting For Meals: 4 Steps to Save You Time and Money When Meal Planning
If you're not careful, your food budget can get out of control and FAST! But there are a lot of factors working against you to keep your grocery budget low:…
35 Financial Tools You Need To Manage Your Money Right
If you're not using at least one financial tool to help manage your finances, you're either doing it wrong or doing too much work yourself. There are SO many amazing…
8 Debt Free Lessons I Learned From Paying Off $100,000
When you're paying off debt, it feels like it's going to take forever to finish. At least that's what it felt like when we were in the midst of paying…
17 Tips to Cut Your Budget and Reduce Spending
When your monthly income isn't quite cutting it, you need to look for ways to cut your budget, reduce spending, and save money. That's a lot easier said than done!…
How Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps Can Help You Take Back Your Finances
Are you, like many others out there, financially struggling every month? Paying minimum payments only to not see the needle move? Dave Ramsey's 7 Baby Steps were what pulled us…
Grocery Shopping on a Budget: How to Save Some Serious Cash
Food can easily account for a big portion of your budget, if you let it. But if you are trying to keep that number down, grocery shopping on a budget…
Household Budget Percentages: Look at the WHY, HOW, and HOW MUCH
When I started budgeting, I realized I was spending about 10% of my income on junk. Coffee shops, junk food, eating out at restaurants and fast food places, and dumb…
