Step one: Never spend money again. Boom. Done.
Just kidding!
Lucky for you, that’s not the direction of this article. We can show you how to get ahead with your money in just 7 Baby Steps using a plan by money expert Dave Ramsey. So grab an extra pair of socks, friends, because we’re about to knock. Yours. Off.
Budgeting works best when you’re in it for the long haul.
For example, it’s awesome if you saved an extra $100 this month. Now you can buy a nice pair of shoes or snag a sitter to enjoy an evening out with your spouse. But if you save an extra $100 every month for a year, you can knock out some serious credit card debt, put more money toward a new home, or go on a weekend getaway with your family!
Staying committed over the long haul is difficult. That’s why we all need to have our budgeting why at the ready. Your why is the reason you made a budgeting plan in the first place. Today we’ll talk about how you can find yours.
Money fears are normal. Maybe you even have a few that keep you up at night. But ignoring them isn’t the answer—because if you never address them, they’ll never go away.
Friday the 13th is the perfect time to tackle your money fears head-on. Read on to learn how to beat some of the most common money fears.
As we get ready to ring in the New Year, we’ve got fresh starts on our minds.
It’s the time of year we tend to refocus after a season of vacations and swimming pools. And it’s the perfect time to get re-energized about those goals you set back when it was snowing outside.
It's time to turn your money goals into reality. Do it now. The sooner you start, the sooner you’ll be celebrating!
You made your goals for the new year. Bravo! Now, it’s time to put your money where your mouth is. But the last time you checked, you don't get a bonus for ringing in the new year. (Although that would rock.)
The good news is you already have enough money in your budget for your fresh start. Really! It’s just a matter of reworking your priorities until everything fits exactly the way you want.
We’re firm believers that you can do whatever you put your mind and your budget to. And since your mind is already made up, it’s time to make some room in your budget. Here’s how:
