What do schedules have to do with finance? Well, maybe not much. But maybe a whole lot. Especially if wasting time ends up costing you money in the long run. Today I am sharing how I make a block schedule as a working mom and full-time student.

Today I’m chatting with Vee Weir about money shame and the benefit of listing to diverse messages.

Does the idea of financial planning make you want to go run and scream in a forest? It does not have to.

Today we’re going to chat about habits and routines that save money.

Have you ever noticed how quick people are to give BAD financial advice? What is some of the worst financial advice you ever received? Today I am sharing answers from my Instagram community.

In this episode, I talk about how much emergency fund you might want to have, what an emergency fund is for and how to build one quickly.

In this episode, I share so many money-saving tips from my Instagram community. These tips are so easy and require very little actual effort on a person’s part. And some of these money-saving tips may be things you’ve never thought of before.

Student loan forgiveness is official. Here is what you need to know.

Today I am chatting with Kelly Ann Smith from Freedom in a Budget. Kelly is sharing how she went from being so in debt her car was repossessed to being debt free.

Today I am sharing a few things we do weekly that have a HUGE impact on our budgets.

Do you feel burned out with budgeting? Why yes, yes I do. Today I am going to share some tips for beating the budget burnout.

Do you need a budget reset? We’ve all had months where our budgets just didn’t come together like we wanted. Or we’re left at the end of the month saying “where did all of my money go?

Here are a few things to do if you need to reset your budget and your spending.

It doesn’t have to be all or nothing. Today we are going to break down how perfectionism can ruin our future money goals. And there’s a vocab lesson for investment beginners! 

Sigh. Our budget has changed in 2022. It’s had to. We could not survive 2022 if we were using 2021 budget numbers. I feel very fortunate to be able to provide my family’s basic needs and then some, but I would be lying if I said I didn’t feel the pinch of inflation in my day-to-day decisions.