Organize Your Money

My husband and I are fans of used furniture. In fact, I’d venture to say that 99% of the furniture we have, we bought used. This is how we’ve been able to pay off all of our debt, including our mortgage, without having to use cardboard boxes as furniture. Why you should buy used furniture… Continue Reading: 6 tips for buying used furniture

You ever had the unfortunate experience of opening the mail only to be shocked to find your annual car insurance bill in the mail? It comes at the same time every year, yet every year you find yourself surprised when it shows up. In this post, I’ll walk you through creating a calendar that will… Continue Reading: How to organize your annual bills

Did you know that using a card (whether credit or debit) can lead to spending more than if you had spent cash? That’s because there is a sense of pain associated with forking over cash that you just don’t feel when swiping a card. If you’re trying to get out of debt or spend less… Continue Reading: How to set up a cash envelope system

Have you ever experienced running out of money well before the month is over? Yeah, me too. You’re not alone, mama! In fact, a study by CareerBuilder showed that over 75% of Americans  live paycheck to paycheck. It can be emotionally stressful when you feel like you are working hard only to be stuck in… Continue Reading: How to Create a Monthly Budget

If you’re like many of us, you squirm and wriggle out of any conversation with the word “budget” it in. So many of us hate to talk or even think about money. Some how we think that if we just ignore the topic, we’ll be better off.  Friend, I’m here to tell you that this… Continue Reading: 5 Myths About Budgets