5 top tips for couples discussing money
Here are five ways to get on the same financial page as your partner.
My husband didn’t want to talk about money
Is your spouse reluctant to talk about money? If yes, they could be suffering from Money Trauma. Read my top tips on how you can support them.
How to prevent fraud on your credit card
Recently, we have been the victims of credit card fraud. Read this blog to learn from our mistakes and learn how you can prevent fraud on your credit card.
How to have a beautiful budget wedding!
How to have a beautiful wedding on a budget! Read my tips on how it can be done!
False Economies to Avoid
As bills continue to rise, we are certainly tightening our belts and I’m sure we’re not the only ones. With the energy price cap increasing, inflation reporting to increase to 20% next year and food prices rising, it’s tempting to bin the budget but don’t! Here are a few false economies to avoid. I believe Autumn 2023 will be the start of a financial crisis for many people. As costs of energy and food rising, you may be tempted to…
How to save money on groceries
Everything is going up, everything apart from our wages! Read this blog to see how you can stick to your grocery budget.
Save money at Disney World!
We have just spent 10 days at Disney World and I wanted to share my top tips on how you can save money during your Disney vacation!
Celebrate the small wins!
It’s so easy to beat yourself up because you’re not where you want to be BUT remember to celebrate the small wins! While walking this morning, I was thinking how far we have come in the past nine months. This time last year, my husband and I were on two completely separate financial pages. Last August, Bob listened to The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey, and recently, he has also listened to The Meaningful Money Handbook by Pete Matthew….
Camping is a great, affordable family holiday! 
With the price of hotels and self catering cottages rising, camping is a great, affordable family holiday.
Be intentional with your money! 
Being intentional means doing things on purpose and being deliberate about what we spend – or don’t spend our money on!