How to Create a Bullet Journal Budget
Want to make sticking to your budget fun? Indulge your artsy side and create a bullet journal budget for a visual representation of your finances. Here’s how to get started on a dime!
Want to make sticking to your budget fun? Indulge your artsy side and create a bullet journal budget for a visual representation of your finances. Here’s how to get started on a dime!
Lots of experts give tips about reducing discretionary spending but what about fixed expenses? You can free up a lot of money by reducing your monthly output.
Don’t you hate it when you’re browsing the internet and something you just saved an online coupon code for begins to pop up everywhere you go? If you’d like to prevent that and maintain more privacy with your personal information, read this.
It’s important to enjoy life and important to stick to a budget. Avoid breaking the bank by budgeting some fun money every month.
If you’re not running your home like a business, you should be. This includes the need to regularly audit your personal budget and keep detailed financial records. Here are how, when, and why to do it.
Trying to get a handle on your budget? Start out by implementing a spending freeze to provide a foundation for the changes you want to make.
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When her previous car suddenly stopped running, our thrifty author had to find another within her budget. In this article, she shares her best tips for getting a sweet deal on a used car.
There are two things that make all the difference in the world during the holidays and into the New Year. 1) Making a budget and 2) Sticking to it.
Creating a budget is actually pretty easy. Figure out how much is coming in and how much is going out. Sticking to the budget? That’s the tough part.
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“Cheap Eats” are thrifty unglamorous meals that are reasonably filling, quick to make, (cooking utilities add up too), and less than a dollar per serving.
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