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!
What financial advice would you give your 20-year-old self?
What financial advice would you give your 20 year old self? Would you add anything more to this list? Have a read and leave your comments!
The conversation that you need to have BEFORE you get married
My husband and I have been married for 18 years and it’s only been recently that we’ve made some progress to being on the same page with our finances. I mourn for the 18 years of lost time, the 18 years where we could have been building wealth, living like no one else so that we can live like no one else, as Dave Ramsey would say. My husband is awesome, he is generous and is always giving money away…
Setting SMART financial goals for 2022
Are you ready to set SMART financial goals for 2022?
Sending you love this Christmas!
Dear Friends, As Omicron spreads rapidly around the world, I do hope that you will stay safe this Christmas. We have made the decision to stay in Kenya this Christmas, although we would dearly love to be with friends and family back in the UK, we thought that this was the right choice. I pray that you will be able to relax with a mince pie and some festive cheer! As I reflect on the past few months, despite the…
How to get out of debt
Debt can be crippling. If you are losing sleep because you are worried about debt, then contact an expert at one of the following agencies: Christians Against Poverty – you don’t have to be a Christian to ask for their help Citizen’s Advice Step Change Debt Advice Foundation Debt Support Trust All of the above agencies can help you, you are not alone, there is always hope. If you feel that your debt is manageable and you can be debt…
It’s Not About The Money
Last month, I noticed on Twitter that Catherine Morgan was getting excited as she was receiving early reviews for her new book. Being the cheeky person I am, I asked her if I could read the draft copy and write a review for it too! To my amazement, Catherine got back to me and said, “Yes!”. Please note that although I have received a free copy of the draft, all thoughts and comments are my own. Catherine Morgan is a…
Tips for saving money at Christmas
With Christmas only a few days away, I thought this would be a great time to share some of our family budgeting tips on how to keep the finances under control in the festive season! We are naturally a generous family, and we would love to give, give, give! However, without the generous bank account to go with the generous nature, we must be sensible! A few years ago, we would always go over budget around Christmas, which was silly…
Grandpa’s Fortune Fables – a book review
Grandpa’s Fortune Fables – a book review.
Meaningful Academy – Financial Foundations
Back in September I was super excited to receive an email from Pete Matthew, founder of Meaningful Academy, gifting me a Foundations Level membership of Meaningful Academy. As many of you may know, my husband Bob, is most reluctant when it comes to talking about money. He grew up in a home where money wasn’t talked about, plus he suffers from depression, so feels that he’s not worthy of money. It also doesn’t help that he’s a spender (Apple /…