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Make saving easy this year. If you automatically save money you don't need will power or a fancy system. Here's a neat tool that can help!

January 21, 2015

An Easy Trick to Automatically Save Money in 2015

Today I have a guest post by my blog friend and fellow freelance blogger, Cat Alford. I first got serious about saving money in 2012. Unfortunately, I had to experience a rock bottom moment for me to actually get the motivation I needed to organize my finances once and for all. I’ve told the story a few times before, but basically I was in the Wal-Mart checkout line with a massive pile of ...

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Filed Under: Money Management, Save and Invest

Finding your level of enough has a profound effect. You'll not only be aware of the amount of money you need to find fulfillment but you can also plan your goals around this number. This will give you a very realistic picture of the time it will take to actually reach those goals, too!

January 19, 2015

Why You Need to Know Your “Enough”

I don’t know how this happened but I have never read Your Money or Your Life until now. This is pretty strange considering I’ve read every single personal finance book my library has. (Seriously!) But apparently they never had this one. While I don’t particularly love everything about this book (I do believe it’s great for anyone just starting to work on their finances though) there’s one point ...

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Filed Under: Budgeting, Money Management

The cost of food can easily take over your budget. Luckily there are things you can do to prevent this. Here are four ways to save money on food plus a free menu planning printable.

January 16, 2015

4 Ways to Save Money on Food

One of my goals for the year that I hadn’t shared on the blog was to try and save money by living a more natural lifestyle. And for me that means cutting out all fast food. (Now don’t get me wrong – it’s very likely that you’ll catch me in a Long Horn or Red Lobster at least a few times this year but drive thrus? I’m swearing you off.) A big part of my living more natural to save money has to ...

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Filed Under: Budgeting, Money Management

I firmly believe saving money is more about mindset than anything else. Here's how I am able to save money on a regular basis plus my money beliefs.

January 14, 2015

How I Save Money: Conquering the Money Mindset

  This post is part of the TaxACT How I Save blog tour which teaches you ways to keep more money in your pocket. Last year, TaxACT saved America over $240 million on tax preparation. How much can you save? To learn more about tips and strategies on saving, click here.  We’ve been talking about strategies to save money over the last week and we’ll cover many more over the next week. ...

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Feeling down on your luck, like you'll never be able to get ahead? If so, you need to change your attitude. Here's why having the right attitude is the most important success factor.

January 13, 2015

Your Attitude Determines Your Outcome

Over the last couple of months I’ve offered to help more than a dozen women try to find work from home jobs. However, out of those dozen there’s only one of them that I know of who has actually taken my advice. From this experience and from my own growing pains over the past few years I’ve determined that it all comes down to attitude. If you think you can do something then you can surely do ...

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Filed Under: Money Management

When you lower your recurring bills you free up room in your budget and reap the benefits all year long. Here are ways to lower your fixed expenses.

January 12, 2015

Ways to Lower Your Fixed Expenses

Today we’re going to be looking for ways to lower your fixed expenses. The beauty in doing this is that you only have to do the work once to reap the benefits all year long. Plus you’ll create some room in your budget that can be used for more important things. Are you ready to look at ways to lower your fixed expenses? ...

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Filed Under: Budgeting, Money Management

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