Category Archives for "Budgeting Tips & Budget Planners"
Imagine sliding into a warm delicious-smelling bubble bath after a long day at work. Or curling up on the couch with your favorite mystery as you try to figure out whodunit.
But let’s be real, when you’re a busy woman working full time you don’t feel like you have time for self-care of any kind.
And I feel like the older I get the more I feel guilty for wanting to do anything I consider to be fun or not productive.
Being over 35 is a trip ain’t it? But the thing is, you shouldn’t feel guilty for “indulging “ in self-care or even feel like you don’t have time.
It can be especially hard to take care of yourself if you are struggling with depression or anxiety (or ADHD) like I have had in the past. The guilt is extra real then. Continue reading
Free Christian Budget Planner Printable To Help Your Family Save Thousands Of Dollars
What’s up y’all! I’m really excited to share these beautiful Christian budget planner printables with you because I know how much budgeting has helped me.
I used to be in over $10,000 of debt with virtually no savings.
But praise God, through budgeting I have been able to eliminate MOST of my debt and also have a positive net worth with thousands of dollars in savings and I hope using this financial planner will do the same for you too!
I want YOU to experience that same kind of freedom and by using this mini Christian budgeting planner printable, you will be taking a major step in that direction!
So i hope you’re ready to embrace a more organized approach to managing your money because that’s what this mini beautiful (and FREE) budget planner printable is going to do for you!
Plus, I am going to show you where you can get a full sized budgeting planner printable called the Christian Girl’s Budget Planner!
And of course, I’ll show you step-by-step how to use this printables in real life because I love to teach! And I want to make sure you use it for real, for real. Continue reading
How To Stock A Pantry For A Year On A Small Budget
Unless you live under a rock, then you know the cost of groceries has skyrocketed in the past year.
Not only that, there have been shortages of many food items as well. So it’s definitely time to stock your pantry for at least a year or longer!
Saving money is always a top priority in my household, and I’m always looking for a good deal, especially in this current economic climate.
Things like using coupons and buying in bulk can significantly reduce your expenses when you’re shopping at the grocery store.
The tips I’m going to share with you will help you stock your pantry for a year without spending an arm and a leg (well maybe only a partial leg 🙂 )Continue reading
Foods to buy on a budget
Have you been grocery shopping lately?
Dude the price of groceries is insane, amirite?
Inflation and shrinkflation (which is the ever-shrinking size of food packaging) have moved in and plan to stay for a while.
They’re like squatters who you’re not allowed to kick out. So what are you supposed to do when you’re broke and on a tight budget but you want to eat healthily?
It’s not easy but it is possible to buy cheap food that’s also healthy and today I’ll share with you how you can do it!
Do you feel like you’re spending a ton of money at the grocery store?
Like every time you look at your grocery receipt, you think “I spent that much and got that little?”
I totally get it I feel the same way. My grocery budget seemed to be growing out of control which is of course not what we want when we are trying to grow our net worths.
So what can we do to spend less at the grocery store?
Meal planning that’s what.
Meal planning either for the week or the month or even longer could be the key to saving you tons of money over the long haul.
So stick around and I will share with you some of the meal planning on a budget ideas I use to save money at the grocery store.Continue reading
Does this sound familiar?
“Once again it’s the end of the month and I’m broke.
I don’t have any idea where my money went. I planned to save whatever money was left over at the end of the month but there isn’t any left over.
Maybe next month there will be.”
Ugh, how does this keep happening? I mean you are watching every single dollar that you spend, right?
Well, if you’re anything like me, you probably weren’t. I used to do this all the time. I’d look at my bank statements and ask questions like:
When did I buy that?
And why did I buy that?
Is it too late to take it back?
Because I’m pretty sure I don’t need it.
And that’s the trouble with flying by the seat of your pants when it comes to your money.
Trust me, girl, they got you especially when you don’t. Let me explain why at the end of the month you have no money left over to save for yourself.Continue reading
There is so much financial advice online, on tv, in magazines, that it can be a little overwhelming knowing what to do and what not to do.
Where do you start if you are a financial newbie, right? It’s confusing.
Here’s my advice: Avoid these 5 money mistakes and you are well on your way to becoming a financially independent woman.
These are common mistakes that lots of people make, including me (in the past). So lest you think, there is no hope, I assure you there is.Continue reading