Learn to Master Your Money by Living Your Values
Join our family on a journey of experimentation and discovery as we forge our path from debt toward financial freedom.
12 Days of Free Christmas Fun
As Christmas approaches, I thought it’d be a good time to shift the focus from spending money on gifts to spending time with your family. So here are 12 days of free Christmas fun to
The 4-Gift Rule: A Fun and Meaningful Way To Save on Christmas Gifts
Christmas is obviously a time of giving, but when it comes to our kids, we have a tendency to go a little overboard. Little GFB still has gifts from last Christmas he never got around
10 Gifts That Will Save Money In the Future
With Christmas just a few weeks away I thought it might be a good idea to round up some gift ideas that might help you or someone you care about get ahead in the new
5 Ways to Save Money on Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving tends to be a major stressor for me and my budget. As someone who doesn’t enjoy cooking, the idea of spending my day in the kitchen is far from appealing. Add to that the
Ways to Save Money During the Holidays
The smell of cinnamon apple and pumpkin spice in the air can mean only one thing – it’s Fall! I love Fall: the smells, the cooler weather, the color changing landscape, and of course the
Add Balance to Your Budget
You’ve probably heard of balancing your accounts, but what about balancing your budget?
I don’t mean reconciling your planned spending with your actual spending. I mean adding balance to your budget.
Are You a Victim of Lifestyle Creep?
Do you ever wonder where your money is going? Or where it went? Do you feel like you can’t seem to get ahead even when you make more? The problem likely comes down to a
Checking Accounts for Kids
As I mentioned in last week’s post, Little Go From Broke has had his own budget for over a year and it’s been working great.
Up until now though, I’ve still been responsible for the actual money.
Teach Your Kids to Budget
One of the best things we can do for our kids is to educate them early on about personal finance.
I don’t remember ever getting any sort of financial education or advice as a kid. In fact, I was only ever taught 2 things about money in school:
Debt Free Disney 2.0
About a year and a half ago we decided to challenge ourselves with Debt-Free Disney.
We slashed our spending and quickly built up our savings. I even started blogging as a way to keep me motivated and accountable.
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