Posts about creating, living on a budget.
As you develop the discipline of budgeting, you will encounter some bumps on the road. My wife and I ran into some budget busters early on in our financial wellness journey. These are the kind of items that “surprised” us after we were done with the budget plan. However, we learned how to deal with those and I wanted to show you how to avoid these 3 budget busters
3 Budget Busters & How To Avoid Them Read More »
A vacation is really a great opportunity to push pause on the day to day grind. It is good for your health both physical and mental. But guard against doing something that will harm your financial health.
3 Tips For a Debt Free Vacation Read More »
Whatever your situation, I still want to tell you that in order to win with your money you first need to learn how to manage it. And the best way to manage your money is with a monthly budget.
Blessings of Budgeting Read More »
In case you missed any of the posts during April, you can access the posts below. Remember: there is always Help and Hope For Your Finances! Could You Use Some Help? (Apr 30) When Will You Get Out of Debt? (Apr 20) Fannie/Freddie Rule Change Will Speed Short Sales (Mortgage Rates & Trends: Mortgage Blog,
April is National Financial Literacy Month, that time of year we set aside a few minutes to learn how money really works and apply new-found lessons to our financial lives. This year I am honored to be working together with over a dozen Personal Finance Bloggers to promote financial literacy with 2-minute videos about a variety of topics such as Kids & Money, Roth IRA, or what do you do with a room that has no room? We will share a video each working day in April.
April is Financial Literacy Month Read More »
