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…
Indoors Or Outdoors There Are Lots Of Fun Things To Do Today, I want to bring happiness back into everyone’s lives because we understand what matters the most. Every once in a while I like to write about life and how it can suck the happiness right out of you. Wearing makes everywhere we go, sanitizing…
Every Dollar Counts Starting With Your Mindset So many people in 2021 have told me they were walking a fine line with their bill payments. Well, we just wandered into 2021 so most of the debt is coming from 2020. You see, we’re just weeks into the new year and already all of the debt…
How To Keep Your Butt Clean And Your Finances Cleaner Out of all the things in this world toilet paper seems to top the list of importance any time something happens. I’m not shocked there is a toilet paper shortage happening again because social media has driven marketing in that direction. How many of you…
Taking On A No Spend Month For Financial Motivation We’re not getting rid of our budget however for the month of September we’re embarking on a No Spend Month. Since Covid-19 non-essential stores were closed and other shops offered curbside pickup and delivery for consumers. The one good thing about the past 6 months of…
There’s More To Debt-Free Living Than Financial Freedom Debt-free living in retirement should be a priority for everyone to lessen the burden of financial stress. The problem with debt-free living is that just because you achieve this wonderful goal it’s not the end. There are times we wonder why we are saving so much money…
