When money is tight, you can feel like there is no light at the end of the tunnel. You are drowning in bills and just when you catch up, you’re right back in the hole the next month. Credit cards may seem like the answer, but now you’ve got more debt on top of other(…)
One of my most read posts on here is this post on 52 Weeks Savings Challenge. I’m a geek when it comes to finding fun ways to save. I try to get my family to do the challenges, especially my youngest. She has a money box she made that she puts a percentage of any(…)
I can’t believe that it’s that time of the year already! I have all the decor up, but I barely have made a dent in my shopping. Part of the reason is, our finances are crazy this year. Bot hey husband and I had change in income without notice and it’s put a strain on(…)
We all know how easy it can be to rack up debt. According to a study from the financial data website ValuePenguin. more than 40% of American households carry a credit card balance that’s $8,000 or more. Credit card companies claim to help you when you need it, but here’s the tricky part about credit cards: They are(…)
I’m going to admit it, where I live, shopping and eating out is basically the only entertainment. So, I tend to spend my weekends going to the many stores nearby to window shop. Since I’ve gone on my strict budget, it’s been pretty depressing seeing all the cool stuff I want to buy, but not being(…)
Retirement is a time for people to sit back, relax and enjoy life. Sadly, many men and women find they are unable to enjoy their golden years as they don’t have the money to do so properly. Certain mistakes are made again and again when people are planning for retirement. The following are some of(…)
If you are wallowing in debt from credit cards, loans, and even medical bills, and just making the minimum monthly payments, you might consider debt consolidation as a way to help lower your interest as you are paying off these debts. Should you consolidate your debt? Let’s go over the pros and cons of debt consolidation, and(…)
Americans are not saving for retirement or a rainy day. In fact, one-quarter of all Americans fail to save a single penny from their paycheck. Many people start off with good intentions to follow a strict budget and put aside money. The issue is that it almost never happens. Unexpected costs are inevitable and extra money(…)
