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YOU’VE MADE IT! The 31 Day Financial Fitness Boot Camp Course is complete…almost. You have just one more easy challenge left. Please take the 31st Challenge now and hit comment on this blog and tell me what you’ve learned, experienced, liked, didn’t like, had difficulty with, etc. Then tell me what you plan to do to keep improving on …

Read More about Step 31 of The Financial Fitness Bootcamp Course

We’ve talked a bit about how food is a variable expense that can make or break the budget. Meal planning and having a food storage base are fantastic ways to combat overspending in your food category. Challenge #2  was designed to help combat overspending eating out by keeping a list of easy go-to meals you …

Read More about Step 27 of The Financial Fitness Bootcamp Course

Karen coauthor of our financial book writes, “Did you know that many people are paying a monthly payment of anywhere between $50 – $400+ per month for insurance that doesn’t even benefit them? Yep, it’s called private mortgage insurance or PMI. This insurance benefits your lending institution if you default on your loan. If you …

Read More about Step 26 of The Financial Fitness Bootcamp Course

Karen, coauthor of our book Living a Rich Life as a Stay-at-Home Mom writes, “The past few months my water bill was almost double what it normally is. I found this odd since it’s winter time and the sprinklers aren’t running. When this happens, a great thing to do is to turn off all the faucets, hoses, …

Read More about Step 25 of The Financial Fitness Bootcamp Course

In order to stick with any new change of behavior, scientists have found that we must do it for 21 days. After 21 days of consistently doing something the human brain and body anticipate it and often start doing the action willingly or habitually. Just like tracking calories helps one to know and make wise …

Read More about Step 24 of The Financial Fitness Bootcamp Course

Karen author of our book, Living a Rich Life as a Stay-at-Home Mom wrote,  I was talking to a friend the other day and told her my son’s shoes were bought for a dollar at the local thrift store. She looked a little confused and asked where the thrift store was. I was surprised that she didn’t …

Read More about Step 21 of The Financial Fitness Bootcamp Course
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