Have you just started budgeting, and need a way to reduce the overwhelm? Or maybe you’ve been budgeting for a while but still need a list of what, how much is due, and when. Whatever the reason, a printable bill pay checklist is the simplest way to keep track of your regular bills and payments. What Is A Bill Pay…
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How To Create A Zero-Based Budget
Note: This is a reformatted version of a previous post. Please READ THIS if you’d like more information. Creating a zero-based budget is one of the easiest ways to begin budgeting, and take control of your finances. The beauty of this type of budget is that it ensures that every dollar has a designated purpose. Here is a step-by-step guide for how…
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How To Start A 52 Week Savings Challenge
Note: This is a reformatted version of a previous post. Please READ THIS if you’d like more information. Are you looking for a savings challenge that is easy to complete, and helps you develop a savings habit? By completing a 52-week savings challenge, you are not only saving money consistently over an extended period, but you are also improving your…
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How To Track Your Expenses
Note: This is a reformatted version of a previous post. Please READ THIS if you’d like more information. One of the pivotal aspects of budgeting is to be able to make sure that you’re staying within what you’ve budgeted. To do that, you have to track your expenses. It can be as easy, or as complicated as you make it….
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When It All Goes…
I wanted to pop in real quick and talk about what you do when it all goes wrong. Or, at least it seems to… With the divorce process started, I have decided to become certified in financial health counseling. For me, it seems like a natural evolution. I’m a certified teacher; I love helping people reach their fullest potential, and…
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