A budget is a roadmap for where you will direct your money to go.

When doing you budget be sure to sure to know what your needs are so you know where to focus your money on.

The hardest part of creating a budget is sitting down and creating one. So plan before the month starts and before you actually get paid, plan not just monthly but quarterly.

Pay Yourself First, you pay yourself first, and what’s left over you can spend on your expenses. When you pay yourself first, you are already planning for tomorrow and not only living in the moment.

The holidays should be a moment of joy and celebration, don't let holiday spending expectations be the cause of unnecessary financial stress.

With only 3 days left into 2021, the end of the year is creeping up on us and it’s important that we prepare our financial plans for 2022.

This is why you need to do a year end review, simply put, “What gets measured gets done.”

As a couple combined finances are always better than one to accomplish your financial goals together.

As a single woman, only you have full control over your finances and you alone are entirely responsible for your financial well-being.

A raise is extra cash that will help you reach your financial goals sooner. When you get it, here you acn find what we recommend you to do with it.