3 Budget Tips for People Who Hate Budgeting
Are you ready to take control of your finances? If you’ve felt hostility toward your budget in the past, try these budget tips for people who hate budgeting.
Are you ready to take control of your finances? If you’ve felt hostility toward your budget in the past, try these budget tips for people who hate budgeting.
How often should you budget? If monthly budgeting left you with more month than money, try weekly budgeting or budgeting by paycheck to find a better way.
Feeling scarcity, coupled with the resolve to live debt-free can motivate you to set priorities, get creative and take control of your money.
Decluttering your financial life can be as beneficial as decluttering your home. Here are some easy ways you can simplify your finances.
The best way to have a positive relationship with your budget is to add some balance to it. Not everything in your budget has to be about obligations.
Ever ask yourself where all of your money went? If you’ve noticed your spending outpacing your income it’s possible you’ve been affected by lifestyle creep.
There aren’t a lot of banking options made for kids to help them learn to manage their money, but here are some of the better ones I found.
The earlier you introduce your kids to the concept of budgeting, the more natural it will be for them to question spending temptations as they get older.
I alluded to the idea of sinking funds in my post, Do You Really Need An Emergency Fund? but if you haven’t been budgeting for long, you may be wondering…
What Exactly Is a Sinking Fund?