Stockpiling: Part 1 – Getting Organized Welcome to Part 1 of our four-part series on how to stockpile effectively in 2026! If you’re still watching reruns of Extreme Couponing and hoping to walk out of the store with a cart full of freebies, I Read More
Living on One Income with a Family of 6: How We Made It Work
Living on a single income can be challenging, but with smart planning and discipline, it is possible to thrive. Whether you’re transitioning to one income by choice or necessity, managing your finances wisely can reduce stress and increase financial stability. Now, I wish I could Read More
5 Tips to Prepare for a Debt Free Christmas
In a blink of an eye, Christmas will be here before you know it. To keep your Holiday Stress Free, I’ve got 5 tips to help you to start preparing now! Even before Halloween season began, the stores put out their Christmas stock on the Read More
6 Tips for Planning a Wedding on a Budget
My daughter is getting married. Being a one income family, we didn’t prepare for this. We never prepared a wedding fund and that’s ok. I’m confident that we still give her a memorable wedding. We just need to be a bit more creative. Therefore I Read More
Dress Up Items for Dr Seuss Week (March 2, 2017)
Dr. Seuss week is quickly approaching. If you’re like me, you’ve been unprepared in the past. My kids come home with information from school to dress up like a Dr. Seuss character. They normally go without dressing up, but this year I’m planning on being Read More
Make Money at Home – Using Your Computer
Make money at home, using your computer. Yes, you heard me right. You can make money online and it’s quite easy to do. When I quit my full time job to stay at home with the kids we lost more than half of our income. Read More
Printable Cash Envelopes – Great Way to Stay on Budget
Printable Cash Envelopes are a great way to stay on budget. I haven’t used them for quite a while and getting back on a budget is one of the top things on my list this year. Dave Ramsey swears by using cash and Read More
5 Ways Using Clicklist Can Help Control Your Grocery Budget
Does your grocery budget need some discipline? Do you need an easier way to stop impulse buys and stick to your list? Well then I have the solution for you….. ClickList! What is ClickList? ClickList is Smith’s Food and Drug new online shopping system. Check out Read More
4 Personal Finance Books for Beginners
Understanding finance isn’t easy. Lately, I’ve been teaching my oldest child about financial education and money management. All this knowledge can be overwhelming. Therefore I’ve put together a list of personal finance books that she should definitely check out.
How to Shop the Unexpected and Stockpile Food on a Budget
Recently on my Facebook page, I did a Facebook Live video on How to Shop the Unexpected. You may have missed it because Facebook has a tendency to not show you much of my articles from Facebook if you haven’t like, commented or shared a Read More