Are you living without a car, can’t afford to buy a house, or putting off your wedding until you can pay for a ring? Being on a budget does not mean you have to go without. You can still make these large purchases on a budget. Continue reading
Saving is easier said than done. Continue reading
The best things in life aren’t things. Continue reading
The side-hustle is no get-rich-quick scheme. It is a long term investment. It is also a great way to increase your income and relieve some of that pesky financial stress. Continue reading
Large debts can cause stress and anxiety. It is important to realise that debt doesn’t have to be forever. Continue reading
Credit card debt is a real concern for many Australians, and much more common than you might think.
I’m a big advocate of eating at home when you’re trying to save money. It can be a tough transition for those who are not used to cooking or preparing dinner, but it really can be easy. Continue reading
Have you ever thought about whether or not comparison shopping is really save us money? Continue reading
Eating out is not a good habit to get into if you have financial trouble. It is probably the number one thing I recommend to avoid when you’re trying to save or pay off a debt.
Having said that, there are times when we must eat out: a birthday, a work lunch, and any special occasion. Let’s be honest, who doesn’t love to go out to eat? Continue reading
This is one of my favourite blog posts of 2014. In her aptly titled post “Give Me Gratitude or Give Me Debt,” Glennon of Momastery gives a totally new perspective on the difference between wanting and needing. Continue reading
