How to make Mother’s Day meaningful yet budget-friendly? You can keep costs down by focusing on experiences, family activities, and handmade gifts. Mothers make countless sacrifices for their families. They … Continue reading
Do you have money set aside for an emergency? Money you call your rainy day fund, not to be touched unless in a dire emergency? Or are you hoping you … Continue reading
When you are determined to stick to a strict budget, buying gifts for Valentine’s Day when you’re feeling broke can be a little painful. It’s not that you don’t adore … Continue reading
When you need to start saving money, your first step should be to look at how to stop spending money on unnecessary things. Because the unnecessary things are where your … Continue reading
You’ve got you’re budget set up, the bills are on automated payments and you have a debt repayment plan in place. You know your next step is saving for the … Continue reading
I love a no spend challenge but I was so confused about what the rules were when I first heard about them. Did my no spend challenge mean I couldn’t … Continue reading
A mortgage is usually the biggest financial debt you’ll ever have. When you buy your first house you are full of excitement and dreams about making it your perfect home … Continue reading
Save money on your long car journeys, have more money to spend when you arrive. I don’t know about you but I used to dread long car journeys. It wasn’t … Continue reading
Overspending is completely normal for many people, no soul searching or even thinking needed to swipe your credit card. And that’s why learning how to stop spending money needs you … Continue reading
I have no doubt you have been told before that “in the golden days” people had to make do and do without. And if it was your thrifty Grandma talking … Continue reading