September 1, 2017. Save Money
Saving money is a priority in many households (as it should be). Fortunately, there are countless ways to cut monthly expenses and help you top off that savings account! Anyone looking to build a nest egg or simply save for specific purchases understands the importance of saving part of each paycheck. Setting funds aside each… continue reading »
July 17, 2017. Save Money
When saving money becomes a burden, the next best thing is trying to cut costs wherever possible. If you could find useful things to buy for $1 or less, wouldn’t you take advantage to save even more? Couponing to save money on food, turning off the lights to save on electricity, downsizing to spend less on… continue reading »
July 14, 2017. Investing and Real Estate, Real Estate
How to save for a down payment on a house is a legit concern for anyone thinking of becoming a home owner. Going into debt, regardless of the reason, is generally a bad idea. Without certain loans though, some goals would be impossible to achieve! One of them is becoming a home owner. For some,… continue reading »
July 10, 2017. Save Money
Love, love, love. Love is all you need, as the Beatles used to sing. When wedding bells start to ring though, it’s usually time to fork up a whole lot of money! Weddings are expensive and that’s not a secret. Money problems and debt shouldn’t be a way to start a marriage though, especially since… continue reading »
July 7, 2017. Save Money
Can you really enjoy a no spend summer weekend? Can you actually let a whole weekend go by without spending a dime? Many who have adopted a frugal lifestyle and embraced minimalism are actually enjoying no spend weekends on a regular basis. So yes, no spend week end days are not a total mystery. In… continue reading »
June 16, 2017. Save Money
Sunday is Father’s Day. Since I won’t be able to see mine face to face (we live a few countries apart), what better way to celebrate the day than by reflecting on the most important good financial money habits I learned from my dad! One of my very first “financial related” memories with my dad is… continue reading »