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Eating Healthy One Step At A Time

Published or updated August 21, 2016 by Glen Craig 31 Comments

An Apple A Day

I think most people want to eat healthy.

But for many it’s too tough to start (especially eating healthy on a budget).  We get into eating habits, that aren’t great, and its just too much to give them up and change our lifestyles.

So what do we do?  We don’t bother; it’s too hard.

Does this help a person?

Nope.  Does this sound like anything else we don’t take care of because its too hard?  Yup, personal finance!  So what’s the answer to eating healthy?  Just like your personal finances, you can start with baby steps and move from there.  Make small changes to your habits, little by little, and build up over time.
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Filed Under: Budget, Goals, Life Tagged With: change how you eat, eat healthy on budget, eating healthy

How to Teach Your Young Children How to Budget

Published or updated August 25, 2013 by Glen Craig

Chip Reward System

How can you teach a three year old to budget when they don’t understand money?

My husband and I paid off $70,000 in debt and have changed our beliefs from accumulating stuff to accumulating life experiences.  We wanted to teach our son some of the lessons we’ve learned.

As a mom, I have been trying to figure out how to teach my son about money, and find a system to reward him that doesn’t involve sugar or toys.
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Filed Under: Budget Tagged With: teaching children to budget, teaching children to save, teaching kids about money

Recurring Expenses Will Kill Your Budget-Choose Wisely

Published or updated May 11, 2013 by Glen Craig

Budget Cuts

As someone with a bunch of regular expenses, I know that they add up.  I also know that you’d have to pry my laptop from my cold, dead fingers before I’d voluntarily give up the internet.  In my husband’s case, cable is a necessity.  How do you choose between one recurring expense and another? Prioritize.
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Filed Under: Budget, Goals, Money Tagged With: financial budget, spending

Wedding Questions With Anja Winikka Editor At TheKnot.com – Presented By Married On MySpace

Published or updated August 21, 2016 by Glen Craig 10 Comments

I had the pleasure to interview Anja Winikka, editor at the well-known wedding website TheKnot.com. We discussed affordable weddings and how the current economy is affecting wedding decisions.

Hope you enjoy!
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Filed Under: Budget, Economy, Frugal, Life Tagged With: affordable weddings, anja winikka, knot.com, wedding website

Do You Have What It Takes To Manage Your Money?

Published or updated July 14, 2013 by Glen Craig

Do you have goals, dreams, and ambitions? Chances are you do, which brings me to my next question.  Do you have a budget?  If you don’t have a budget then the chances of you reaching those goals, dreams, and ambitions are smaller than if you had a financial road map to follow.  Unfortunately, too many people attach negative connotations and misconceptions to what budgeting actually means for you.
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Filed Under: Budget, Goals Tagged With: Budget, Manage Your Money, Pocketsmith, Savings Goals

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