Hate Budgets? Try This One!
Budgets have kind of a bad rap. If you’re like most people, “budgeting” is probably not on your list of […]
Budgets have kind of a bad rap. If you’re like most people, “budgeting” is probably not on your list of […]
During a recent family vacation, I spotted a sign in front of a church parking lot that said: “Thou
For this month’s blog, I thought it would be fun to talk about something I almost never talk about: the
School’s almost in session again, and that means the inevitable back-to-school shopping trip. Pencils, notebooks, art supplies, clothing, lunch
Four Ways We Talk Ourselves into Financial Disaster You make plenty of money – enough, at least, to allow
August is the Perfect Month to Assess Your Finances So back in January, you decided that this would be
Maybe you’re looking for a way to start your much-needed emergency fund – or perhaps you’re just trying to scrape
According to the National Retail Federation, the average American is expected to spend $150 on Mother’s Day gifts this year.
When it comes to budgeting, I think a lot of people expect that they’ll sit down with a few weeks’
According to the IRS, the 2010 tax refund for the average American was around $3,000. That’s a pretty substantial chunk
Here’s some good news for folks who want to trim their budgets this spring: You don’t need a complete financial
Financial success and stability isn’t all about budgeting and saving – it’s also about knowing how (and when!) to spend