Budgeting is a good thing – we all know that. But it’s also hard. If you find yourself unable to consistently stick to your budget, try ditching your current system and start an alternative way of budgeting. The problem might be your budgeting system, and not your execution. Below is …
8 Unique Ways to Budget
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My 5 Favorite Financial Blogs
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I have been reading personal finance blogs for about 10 years. I have easily browsed through hundreds of different money blogs, and tens of thousands of articles. The following 5 personal finance blogs are my favorites – I credit them for helping me create a budget, learn about credit cards, understand the …
The 5 Best Budget-Friendly Food Blogs
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A few years ago, my grocery budget was out of control. I was spending $80+ each week for ONE(!) person and my meals weren’t anything special – tacos, pasta, frozen pizza, burgers…and let’s be honest, tons of restaurant food. I didn’t really know much about cooking. I was broke, kinda hungry, and not …
Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps: Everything You Need to Know
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I’m a HUGE fan of Dave Ramsey. He has single-handedly changed my mentality about money…honestly, he has changed my life. He was the sole reason I was able to pay off my six figure student loan debt. Dave simply has the easiest, most straightforward, fool-proof financial plan to get you out of debt (and to …
My Debt Story: How I paid off $125,181 of student loan debt
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I was ten years old and my dad took me to the University of Michigan and I fell in love. So at 17, I applied to the University of Michigan and got accepted. There wasn’t a shadow of a doubt that I would go anywhere else. I was so happy. Without a thought of how I was going to pay for four years of out-of-state …