Real life on a budget.
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After posting a pic of my family's February budget on Instagram, I got some heated messages from some folks. Some of these messages said how I was a terrible mom for allowing my children to live Continue reading...
Most folks gawk at my husband and me when we tell them that we aren't saving up for our kids to go to college. We hear all sorts of things like how it's our "duty" to save for our kids to go to Continue reading...
Usually, about this time, folks start waning on their New Year's Resolutions. And if budgeting or managing your money or becoming debt-free was on your list, you may have already run into a few Continue reading...
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas, but I'm also aware, that not everyone reading this email had a great Christmas. I know for me, way back in 2007, that Christmas was one of the worse. Not only did Continue reading...
A No Spend Month? What the heck is that??? Have you ever heard of a No Spend Month? If not, a No Spend Month is basically this, you go on a "spending fast" for 30-31 days where the only money you Continue reading...
I love reading. In fact, the average millionaire reads two books or more a month. The very successful Zig Ziglar was quoted as reading three hours a day despite his super tight schedule. There Continue reading...
You wanna know what's a big life goal of mine? To die a millionaire. That might sound strange since I can't exactly take my wealth with me when I die, but my goal isn't really about me. I want Continue reading...
Okay so you've asked for it and I'm delivering! Y'all want to know what I buy during my weekly trip to Aldi so here's the typical list. Did you catch that? Typical. Meaning that this Continue reading...
To be honest, I really don't want to publish this post. The thing is, I've loved sharing my family's real (as in actual) budget over the years, but without fail, those posts receive some very Continue reading...
Sometimes I think when people hear that we paid off over $55,000 of consumer debt in two years that we must be rich or at least make a six-figure income. But the truth is, we barely make $60,000 a Continue reading...
