The start of a new year is a great time to evaluate and clean up your budget. Sometimes you just get in the routine of updating it for each month without really looking at what you're paying for. January is a great time to reconsider all those expenses! Here's a handy list of expenses to cut from your budget this year.
Read MoreThis little budget office makeover was so much fun! I recently decided that I needed a dedicated office space to work on my blogging and YouTube channel. Big goals are in the works for my business this year. Having an inspiring and functional office space where I can go to work is important to me to help set myself up for success.
Read MoreGrocery shopping is one of my least favorite things to do. It is also one of the budget categories where I'm most likely to go over budget. Since food is something we all have to buy regularly, I thought I'd share my tips to help you save money on groceries!
Read MoreIf you struggle to stick to your budget and are constantly overspending in the same categories, the cash envelope system may be a good solution to keep you on track. This system forces you to track your spending and be more accountable to your budget. Let's talk about how to use the cash envelope system!
Read MoreChristmas is my absolute favorite time of year. I just love everything about it - the decorations, the time with family, the food! However, Christmas can cause a lot of financial stress for many people with all of that going on. Not many people know how to have a Christmas without debt!
Read MoreFall is my absolute favorite time of year! Need some ideas to enjoy the season without breaking the bank? I've put together a mix of fun, practical, and frugal activities to help you have a great season while also staying on budget!
Read MoreTrying to choose a bank account can be overwhelming. There are so many different options and things to consider when opening an account, it can be tough to even know where to start. Let's talk about how to choose a bank account that will save you money and headache!
Read MoreSo you nailed the interview, started your first job -- and now you're home after your first day filling out all the paperwork HR gave you. You remember a retirement account being mentioned when you accepted the job, but you have no clue what that means. This simple guide will walk you through the basic types of retirement plans and provide a foundation for learning how to save for retirement.
Read MoreSummer has finally arrived! I've been keeping a list of budget friendly summer activities that I can reference when I'm feeling a little bored. Add some of these ideas to your summer plans and save a little cash!
Read MoreYou need to start building your emergency fund - today! An emergency fund is there to give you peace of mind that you can cover an unexpected expense. This is especially important if you need the money for a true emergency -
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