Often food is the largest variable expense in our budgets. Certain habits will really hike up the food budget category: eating out, shopping at expensive grocery stores, not meal planning, …

If extra income will help your situation then please take time to read over these opportunities or come up with one on your own, work hard at what you choose …

I am a huge believer in making your hard-earned money stretch. I almost ALWAYS buy used, yet ‘like new’, items whenever I can. You can see how I renovated, decorated, …

“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure” really couldn’t be more true. I go garage selling all of the time, buy off of classifieds, find amazing high-value stuff at thrift stores, …

Well, we are just over halfway through boot camp. I hope you are not tired of financial fitness challenges! But in case you need a little breather and a bit …

A credit report is a must-have for buying a vehicle, a home, and any large purchases with a loan. Often you also have to have a credit score to rent …

While this challenge may take a preventative approach to financial fitness, trust me when I say it saves money over the long term. It is a great idea and I’m …

I’ve found a financial theme in many of the relationships that I’ve heard, read, or been told about. It is that one person usually controls the majority of the finances. …

Today’s challenge is based on an experience Karen, the co-author of our book: Living a Rich Life as a Stay-at-Home Mom, had. She wrote, “Recently, my husband’s employer called him and …

Most retail and product-based companies make a lot of money sending out emails. They know that they can get people to buy through email marketing. They often advertise coupon codes, …

Today’s challenge is a little bit different from the previous ones. Although not your typical financial task, it is imperative to incorporate this kind of action into your life to …