If you are operating your household on one income or living from paycheck to paycheck, you understand the importance of managing every dime that you earn. Use these tips to learn how to manage your money and save a little for a rainy day.
If you feel as though you are wasting money and it’s just flying out the window – you may be right! Here are some ways to cut back and keep that hard-earned dollar. [read more]
Most people are not confident about their retirement finances and may not have even started to properly prepare for retirement. Take a look at these tips to get more confident about your retirement finances. [read more]
Proper financial planning is crucial to your present and future life. These three points can help you financially plan for your future. [read more]
Giving your child the best start in life is every parent’s wish. If you want to be able to do this, however, you need to create a family financial plan now rather than later. [read more]
Installment loans are better loan options because the rates are lower, but there may be times when a revolving credit loan works best. Read today’s article to find out which works for you. [read more]
It is possible for everyone to become financially independent. Here’s how! [read more]
With the world so uncertain at the moment, it is nice to know that there are a few things you still have control over – such as lowering your utility bills. [read more]
While investments can be a great way to build wealth, you need to be careful about your choices. These tips and tricks will help you increase the performance of your portfolio. [read more]
During this pandemic with job losses, finding creative ways to earn money is a good thing. Here are some tried and true tips to help you make ends meet without leaving the house. [read more]
Having a strong financial future later in life means making the right decisions now. Here are some strong points to help you make the most sensible financial decisions. [read more]
Having a budget in place can help – even in a chaotic pandemic situation as we are facing now. Here are 7 steps to help you stay within your means, even when the world goes crazy. [read more]
Students always need a little extra cash to help pay their bills. Here are a few options that can allow you to make money as a student. [read more]
Paying utility bills to run your home is a given – there’s no getting around it. There are ways, however, that you can cut back on these everyday bills. [read more]
It helps to keep in mind your finances aren’t as grand as you think they are – these six signs will help you see it. [read more]
Always make sure you are spending your money in line with your goals, and not just throwing it away on something else. [read more]
Creating a lifestyle you want doesn’t mean that you have to devote every waking moment of your life to work. Here are some top tips to get you on track to your dream life. [read more]
To be money savvy means to be aware of what you have available and what you are spending. Here’s how to step up your money savvy. [read more]
Bankruptcy is not something easy to bounce back from. Here are 4 ways to help you steer clear of having to file. [read more]
Having a monthly money day is a great way to review your current expenses and see how you can cut costs. [read more]
The only certain things in life are death and taxes … and student loans. [read more]
If approached in a sensible way, gambling can be a fun way to earn a little extra money on the side. [read more]
You have to spend money to make money, but that doesn’t mean you need to take financial risks. [read more]
To save money at home, it can sometimes be a complete lifestyle change for some. With these tips you can make clever adjustments without affecting your comfort, health, and wellbeing, [read more]
Having trouble with your budget? The envelope style budgeting system might be a lifesaver for you. It worked well for my grandparents and parents and is a favorite method of ours here at Life in a House. [read more]
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