15 Ways to Save Money on Your Kids
Here are my best tips on how to save money when it comes to your kids.
Here are my best tips on how to save money when it comes to your kids.
Recently people have been talking about budgeting, and it sounds so exclusive. No more of anything ‘exciting’ in your life – no Netflix, no more eating out, no more anything; and that it just not entirely true. You CAN save and still do some of those things, it will just have to be in moderation. HERE’S HOW!
The biggest question I get asked is how I met the spending requirement. Well, when I signed up for my first card (the Sapphire), I kind of wondered the same thing, but with a little bit of planning you can meet the minimums without a problem.
Using credit cards can be one of the best things you do for yourself – IF, yes, I said IF you can use it correctly and to your advantage. Credit cards are one of the best ways to help build credit and show that you are credit worthy. If you don’t use it responsibly, it is a sure way to kill your credit which can be a hard hole to dig yourself out of.
There are SO many different schools of thought on what percentage of your money should be put where for the perfect financial profile. I personally try to save as much as I can, but when I first started getting my budget together, these are the numbers I tried to follow.
If you’ve ever talked to me about money, you’ve probably heard me say that if your priorities are in the right place you can afford anything you want. A lot of times it takes budgeting to figure out where your priorities are, and where they need to be. But how do you get there? If you’ve ever looked into budgeting at all, you know that there are a ton of different budgeting methods out there. So, what are they, and which one is the best?
Budgeting. Whether you love it or hate it, budgeting is the best way to approach your finances. It organizes your money so that you can pay your bills, live life, and save for the future all at the same time. Making a plan for your money is the best way to have it all. A budget breaks that money down and creates a plan for each dollar.