Spring is finally here, and there’s no better time to give your house – and your financial house – a good spring cleaning! If you want to improve your money... read more →
A budget is a detailed outline of what and how you choose to spend your money on. Not only on your day to day bills, but on what you will spend on your children, travel, home improvements, photography lessons, or some other hobby you enjoy.
For many college freshmen, the first year of living on their own, sometimes far away from home, can be an exciting experience, but it can also be overwhelming. If you... read more →
Summer is only a few months away and if you’re already eager to start planning that warm-weather getaway, now is a great time to start saving up some cash... read more →
Whether you’re still struggling to stay within your personal budget each month or just want to get better at managing your money, you need to put together a realistic... read more →
Getting your finances in order in 2013 can improve your financial wellness and make it easier to manage your budget. One great way to bolster your finances is to get... read more →
Unless your child attends a private or parochial school with mandatory uniforms, you’re probably clothes shopping right about now to find new outfits for the kids to wear this back... read more →
So you’ve probably heard the news about the spending boom that occurred on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. In-store and online sales were up 7% and 33% respectively, on each... read more →
Here’s my simple two-step process for creating a basic budget. It’s fast, easy, and anyone can do it. Step 1: Itemize ALL of Your Expenses Create a list of everything... read more →
Whether you had to deal with some unexpected medical bills, maxed out your credit cards to cover expenses, or faced some other type of financial blow recently, it’s time to... read more →
In tough economic times, many people want to start budgeting – or better stick to a budget – but they find it hard to do so. Here’s an easy way... read more →
If you’re operating without a normal monthly budget, that’s a huge financial mistake. In fact, the lack of a budget is a big part of the reason that the average... read more →
I used to think that only young college grads made the mistake of underestimating how much it costs to live in the real world. After working as a Money Coach,... read more →
If you've ever tried budgeting for the long run only to find that your best-laid plans always seem to get ruined by short-term emergencies, then you're not alone. Unexpected things... read more →
When you’re a single mom and solely in charge of managing the family budget, it pays to be frugal – literally. Whether you’re supporting just one child or several children... read more →
I know some of you may be thinking: “I don’t even have to be a millionaire. I’d settle for just being on Easy Street.” You know what Easy Street is,... read more →
