Surviving Motherhood One Mess at a Time
Have you ever thought about what would happen to your family if someone in your home lost their job, got into an automobile accident, or spent a long time in the hospital? Where would you find the money to get your family through those hard times? Experts agree having an emergency fund for your … [Read more...]
Last month as my kids watched their favorite television programs, they were bombarded with a ton of commercials for toys and other things that they wanted or thought they wanted. My kids wanted just about everything they saw. My kids also love to go search out the toy aisles every time they go … [Read more...]
Every January, people make New Year’s Resolutions. Unfortunately, many of these resolutions never get past the first month. That’s why I prefer to call them GOALS. For some reason people seem to stick to goals better. Remember your goals need to be realistic and manageable. Having a goal to get … [Read more...]
The envelope method is an old favorite when it comes to budgeting, but in today’s digital society it can be hard to use exclusively. I primarily pay my bills online and I rarely carry much cash on me so while I love the straightforward nature of the envelope method, it just isn’t realistic for … [Read more...]
We all have parts of our financial life that could use a little extra care. Maybe you’ve gone through the effort to create a family budget but haven’t taken extras like car registration and vacations into account. Maybe you’re hiding your credit card bills as soon as they show up in the mail … [Read more...]
Gardening can be a great activity to teach kids about the world around them.
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