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Having a family day doesn’t need to cost a lot of money. In fact, you can do a “no spend” family day and have just as much fun, if not more fun than spending an arm and a leg on your family outing. Here is a list of 25 “No Spend” ideas.

Read this blog post for 25 fun “no spend” family day ideas!

I tend to get overwhelmed by clutter. When my house is a mess (which is often, as I have 3 kids and a husband!) I feel more on edge. When my house is clean and organized, I tend to feel more at ease. The same goes for my finances. When my money was a hot mess, so was I!! In this blog post, I go into how I am working on decluttering my life, brain, and finances.

Read this blog post to learn how I simplified my life and money.

In this blog post I am sharing with you how I was able to save $100 this week and how you can too. I learned a thing or two about saving money when I went through my debt payoff journey. My husband and I paid off over $100,000 of debt in less than 2 years.

The 50/30/20 budgeting method is a great method to use for those who don’t necessarily want to track every single expense. You can, but you don’t have to. You have percentages of your household income that is allocated to certain categories, spending, and bills of your budget.

Read this blog post to learn how to budget using the 50/30/20 budgeting method.

I became a Money Coach after I paid off $100,000 of debt in less than 2 years. I realized how much I loved budgeting and teaching others about their personal finances. I wanted to guide others through creating a budget, paying off their debt, and teach them how to save money.

My anxiety was through the roof, I was having panic attacks, which I had never had in my life and I was in my 30s. I realized that by getting my money and finances under control helped my mental health and feelings of being overwhelmed.

Read this blog post on how getting my money under control has helped my mental health.

Communication is key when trying to get on the same page with two or more people. My husband and I needed to communicate efficiently when we tackled our debt payoff journey. It wasn’t easy but it was so worth it. I will share some tips and tricks for getting your partner or yourself on board with your finances in this blog post.

We paid off over $100,000 of debt in less than 2 years, during the Covid-19 pandemic, while my husband was recovering from having emergency back surgery, and when we had our 3 young boys home with us 24/7 doing “virtual school”. We had to work hard, stay motivated, and make difficult decisions during this journey.

Read this blog post to learn how we paid off $100,000 of debt in less than 2 years.

I set up my savings automatically so I pay myself first automatically every single month. A passive income strategy is hopefully in my near future, so I can stop trading time for money. I want to share with you how I plan to do this and how you can too!

Read this blog post on how and why I pay myself first and why I want to move toward a passive income career in the future.

Food and Grocery prices keep going higher and higher in price and unfortunately, we can’t control the prices. However, there are many ways and tips on how to save money at the grocery store.

In this blog post, I share how you can save more money at the grocery store.