Frugal Living for your Modern Family
It’s coming! Tax season is upon us and it can be a big source of stress for a lot of people. There are a few tax tips that everyone should know to help you get through this tax season without pulling your hair out and spending hundreds of dollars filing your taxes.
I have teamed up with United Way and The Motherhood to share some tips that should help everyone this tax season, even if you are self-employed like myself.
I remember when I was growing up, it seemed like in order to be successful you needed to own everything that you had. It was smart to own your home, car, clothes, etc instead of renting or leasing. That really isn’t the case anymore.
There is no one size fits all solution for when you should rent instead of buy but there are some things that you should consider before you make a big purchase to figure out which one is right for you.
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I love when I can get more for less money. I mean, doesn’t everybody? You work hard for your paycheck so make sure you get as much as you can when you decide to spend it.
As a stay at home mom, I know how important it is to stretch your dollar. I have spent a lot of time coming up with different ways to get more for less when I go shopping in the stores as well as online.
I wanted to share the tips and tricks that I use everyday to stretch my family’s budget as long as I can.
For most of us a big bathroom renovation just isn’t in the budget. Thankfully, just by making some small bathroom updates you can entirely change the look of this room in only a weekend. Not to mention, save a ton of money!
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Keeping up with the latest trends can be expensive so it is important to know when and how to find the best deals. I’ve been able to save more on fashion items for each season by doing some strategic shopping.
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