How Financial Delayed Gratification Worked For Us
Delayed gratification helped us pay off $250,000 worth of debt before the age of 40.
How To Create A Realistic Budget
Your Money Needs You To Create A Solid Foundation Creating a realistic budget seems easy enough but even the smartest people struggle with their money. Don’t be afraid of how to manage your money by setting a realistic budget that fits the lifestyle you want to live today and tomorrow. What’s interesting is that no…
Lockdown Budgeting — Using the Pandemic to Get Your Finances Straight
Lockdown Budgeting Is A Time To Rework Your Money The first couple of months in any new calendar year offer a great time to reflect on your finances and set some goals. Usually, people have overspent at Christmas, and they want to use the quieter (colder) months of January and February to reign in their…
5 Reasons Why Your Real Estate Goals Might Change
There’s More To Buying And Selling A House Than A Signature Real estate goals can change in an instant depending on what is happening in your life and the economy. When you become a homeowner there are situations to think about whether you are dating, married or single. Don’t ever think it won’t happen to…
How Starting Over Financially Is Your Essential Service : 2020 Year-End Net Worth Update
Starting Over Financially Is Hard But Necessary The year 2020 was met with people under order to stay home from work, business closures, curbside pickup, online deliveries and a whole mess of other changes. Walking out the front door seemingly gets less and less exciting as there’s nowhere to go. In a way, I felt…
6 Consequences Of Not Using A Family Budget : October Budget Update
Our Family Budget Showed Us What We Missed Out On For Years. There was a time when we were not using a family budget and now we look back at the effect it had on our debt and savings ability. A typical household budget has everyday budget categories and can be completed in a variety…