Mindset

If emotional spending has always been your go-to response to happiness, sadness, anger, or loneliness, it’s time to create some new habits for the sake of your budget.

Mental health issues and money problems can be inextricably linked. This can wreak havoc on both your personal life and your budget.

Occasionally, the motivation to keep things cheap is about zero. Do you ever lose your frugal mojo? These tips will help you stay motivated.

Sometimes money problems can linger because people believe certain fallacies to be true. Here are 7 lies that perpetually broke people tell themselves about money.

How do you survive what feels insurmountable? How can you face the next day when every day seems to just bring more stress, more fear, and more worry? I can only speak for myself, but here’s my advice.

A financial emergency is pretty overwhelming, but how you adapt mentally can make a world of difference in the outcome. Here are some things to consider.

Your success at being frugal depends on your attitude. You can embrace it and relish the challenge or you can sulk, pout, and be absolutely miserable.

People are panicking about the empty shelves in stores, but there ARE products available. We just have fewer options for each item than we did before.

While many people advocate living WITHIN your means, that may not be quite enough. When you live BENEATH your means, there’s money left over for a rainy day.