10 Proven Ways to Lower Your Car Insurance
Weâve heard the insurance tagline over and over: âSwitch and save money today.â Every insurance company claims to have the best deal. But, how c
What to Know Before Buying a Foreclosed Home
If youâve been keeping your eye on real estate home listings, you mightâve seen more foreclosed properties for sale at a reduced price. With
Healthy Food on a Budget
While I love making healthy recipes, I often get messages from people who think that eating healthy is expensive.â¯To some degree, I can agree with t
June Financial To-Do List + Calendar
Life happens, but you can be prepared for the unexpected with an emergency savings fund. These funds are designed to be set aside for unanticipated ex
We Earn $200,000 and Canât Save. Help!
Mia, 35 and her husband Luke, 36, earn a combined $200,000 per year. But after paying their mortgage and rental property loan, as well as car and stud
Budgeting Tips for the Sandwich Generation: How to Care for Kids and Parents
If you're part of the sandwich generation, having a money management plan is crucial.
The post Budgeting Tips for the Sandwich Generation: How to Care
How to Choose the Best Healthcare Plan for Your Budget
Healthcare expenses can take a huge chunk out of any familyâs budget so I want to break down how a family can weigh the pros and cons of a tradition
The Shame of Debt
Money doesnât make you happy. Thatâs how the saying goes, and you canât deny that thereâs some truth to it. However, while having lots of mone
How To Pay Off Student Loans Faster Than Ever
Nobody wants to pay off student loans longer than they have to, yet far too many people are stuck in lengthy repayment plans that seem like theyâll
From Bankruptcy to Paying $22,000 Cash for a Car
The post From Bankruptcy to Paying $22,000 Cash for a Car appeared first on Penny Pinchin' Mom.
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