What I Want My Kids to Know About Money
My mom taught me many lessons about money that have served me well. I hope to do the same. Here are a few things I want my kids to know about money.
My mom taught me many lessons about money that have served me well. I hope to do the same. Here are a few things I want my kids to know about money.
Becoming a parent has totally changed the way I think about money. Here are 5 ways my views on money have evolved since becoming a mom.
Attention Middle America: Believe it or not, you can have kids without going broke, despite what the media may be telling you. Here’s how.
It’s easy to budget for your family when your kids are babies. But as I’m finding out, it gets a lot harder as they grow up.
The problem with free community college? Someone has to pay for it. Read this post on why community college may not be a great idea after all.
Read this post for my December budget and our annual savings updates.
Just the other day, a friend of mine emailed to see if I was interested in a few boxes of girl’s clothes. Of course, I was totally interested. Duh. After all, buying used stuff is one of my favorite ways to save money….especially on stuff for my kids. But, when I got to her house, she said…
My daughter started kindergarten last week and we’re still getting settled into our new routine. Before school started, everyone was out the door at 7:30 and I didn’t pick everyone up until 5:15. Now Greg takes Vivian to daycare at around 7:30 and Lydia stays behind to catch the bus at 8:15. And instead of me picking…
Wednesday I wrote about the fact that I wear the financial pants in my family. Today I am going to talk about a different kind of pants- diapers and pull-ups, specifically- and the fact that I am officially tired of buying them after five long years. Tired. Of. It. I buy pull-ups for daytime and diapers…
Looking to save big on your kiddo’s bday? Consider joint birthday parties.
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