Who doesn’t love comfort food in the winter especially when you get to eat it with a spoon? From start to finish I had my Lazy Man Ground Beef Cabbage Roll Soup done and on the table in just one hour. Since Mrs. CBB eats a Keto diet I kept the cabbage roll soup gluten-free… Read more
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How Do Parents Budget For School Fundraising Activities? : October 2018 Budget Update
THE NEXT TEN YEARS OF SCHOOL FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES Every so often I blog about certain topics because a fan needs financial advice but today we have questions for parents reading this blog post about school fundraising activities at the elementary school level. Yes, we have lots of questions because this is new territory for us… Read more
Is Investing In Real Estate A Good Idea?
If you’re looking for another source of income or wanting to change your career path, you may be interested in hearing about investing in real estate. This type of investment can be a tempting option that can give you a good return over a long period of time. However, real estate investing isn’t always the… Read more
Winter Months Of Grocery Shopping Savings Survival Guide : The GGC 2018 #2 November 12-18
KEEP YOUR GROCERY SAVINGS COMING ALL WINTER LONG Grocery shopping during the summer is far easier than during the winter months when temperatures reach below zero. However, just because the seasons change that doesn’t mean your grocery budget needs to as well. I know that some of you who hate winter grocery shopping might become… Read more
Crispy Keto Chicken Tenders (Gluten-Free)
If you’re craving crispy chicken then try these coconut and cashew nut crusted Keto Chicken Tenders which are baked in the oven for only 25 minutes. This entire recipe for 2lbs of Keto Chicken Tenders which yields approximately 15 large chicken tenders has 32 net grams carbohydrates plus spices whichever you choose to use. Are… Read more
How To Create A Zero-Based Budget That Works
ZERO-BASED BUDGETING IS OUR MONEY SUCCESS I’m a simple guy who likes to understand finance without having to look up hard to understand words. A zero-based budget may sound complicated but it’s nothing more than being organized with your cash! What is zero-based budgeting? In easy as pie financial terms a zero-based budget means that… Read more
5 Grocery Savings You Should Be Scooping Up : The GGC #1 2018 Nov 5-11
MAKING SIMPLE CHANGES WILL YIELD BIG SAVINGS Cutting out the middle-man is one of the best ways to yield grocery savings however we don’t all have access to farmers markets year-round or the green thumb to grow a vegetable garden. One of the biggest culprits of increasing your food budget is buying the wrong food… Read more
Must-Do Outdoor Fall Home Maintenance Checklist (Printable) : The Saturday Weekend Review #266
IT’S FALL CLEAN-UP TIME A MUST FOR ALL HOMEOWNERS I’ve created our my Must-Do Outdoor Fall Maintenance Checklist below which you can also print Pdf.(which I did) and taped to the wall in our garage so I could check each chore to make sure they were completed. The last thing you want to happen is… Read more
What Happens If I Have A Late Mortgage Payment?
UNDERSTAND WHAT A LATE MORTGAGE PAYMENT MEANS FOR YOU BEFORE YOU MISS IT No one likes to think about paying any of their bills late especially when it comes to a late mortgage payment. As a homeowner you have a responsibility to make sure your mortgage is paid in full each and every month. Missing… Read more
Food Odours and Low-Cost Ways To Rid Them From Your House : The GGC #4 & #5 Oct 22-Nov 4
FOOD ODOURS CAN TAKE OVER YOUR HOUSE BUT WITH A FEW SIMPLE TRICKS YOU CAN RID OF THEM QUICKLY. Most people can’t even tell their house smells of zesty food odours because they live in day in and day out. When visitors come around the smell can be very overwhelming especially if you like to… Read more