Saving Money, Time and Sanity
School will be starting soon and while you are preparing your kids to go back, your kid’s teacher has been hard at work getting the room ready, writing lesson plans, and getting ready to start the new school year off right. With that in mind, making a DIY Teacher Appreciation Gift is an awesome idea! […] Read more…
The best way to eliminate the stress associated with planning for the holiday season is to get the ball rolling as early as possible. According to the National Retail Federation, holiday shoppers plan to spend an average of $998 on gifts, food, decorations, and other holiday-related items. This figure represents the overall holiday spending, including […] Read more…
It is back to school time already and that means getting a plan in place to pack lunches and for some, like me, snacks. This can be especially stressful, and worse than that, costly if you do not have a good plan in place! This post takes a look at school lunch savings ideas that […] Read more…
For 2024, around 32% of U.S. households prepare a monthly budget, according to data from CreditDonkey. This means that a little less than one-third of American households actively track their income and expenses through a formal budgeting process (CreditDonkey). Another survey by The Penny Hoarder found that a bit over 55% of Americans do not […] Read more…
An emergency fund is for covering any unexpected expense. It is an important safety net to have! Having an emergency fund benefits a wide range of individuals and families, providing crucial support in various situations. If you want to learn more about emergency funds check out this post first. Here’s a breakdown of who benefits […] Read more…