Reading Time: 7 minutes An emergency fund. Everyone should have one. Financial experts recommend that an emergency fund should cover at least three months of your normal expenses. In today’s economy when the majority of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck and strapped with debt, building an
Reading Time: 10 minutes Like many families, we made the choice to live on a single income so my husband is able to stay home with our fifteen-month-old son. It is not always easy to stay in budget when emergencies happen. We completely understand and
Reading Time: 5 minutes Here in the United States, we are now in the midst of the holiday season. Thanksgiving has just passed, and with December only a few days away, many of us have turned our minds to purchasing presents. With Black Friday, Small
Reading Time: 4 minutes I have moved eleven times so far in my entire life (not counting the two summers I studied
Reading Time: 5 minutes Here in the United States, tax season has wrapped up and, hopefully, you submitted your taxes by the
Reading Time: 3 minutes In this follow up to my Budget Guide series, I will be sharing with you how we were
Reading Time: 9 minutes Do you find yourself daydreaming about owning your own home some day, browsing home decor blogs, or creating Pinterest boards to pin your favorite looks? Are you tired of empty white walls and a lack of personality in your home? If
Reading Time: 5 minutes Back to school time also means back to work for my husband, who currently works for a local school district. Over the summer, he spoiled me by driving me to and from work everyday. It was great to be dropped off
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous three posts, we discussed general finance and budgeting tips that, with some minor modifications, could
Reading Time: 4 minutes Previously we have looked at tracking monthly income as well as lowering monthly bills and expenses. Today let