It’s happened to all of us. You go to the grocery store, hoping to spend $100 or less on your groceries for the week. Before you know it, you’re at the checkout with $150-200 worth of groceries, including a dozen items you didn’t want (well you DO want.. but you don’t NEED that box of fancy cookies, chocolate cake AND the extra big bag of chips). If you need to trim your grocery bill and still leave with the food {Read More}
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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Scotts® EveryDrop™. Here in California we are in a drought, so conserving water is both essential and the law. Here in the San Diego area we are seeing more brown lawns and struggle to keep our lawn fresh and green all the time. But no matter where you live conservation is a good thing… not only for our environment but also for your pocketbook. I have a few great {Read More}
Living on a budget can be the key to financial freedom, but the fact is that living on a budget is hard, it takes practice and discipline. It can be super easy just to give up when you see all the bills we all pay every month. But today we are going to talk about Tips for Saving Money on little expenses.. not the big ones. They are very easy to get a handle on (and can add up to a {Read More}
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Debt is a beast that can take over your life if you don’t get it under control. There are many ways to pay off debt. If you’ve never looked into the snowball method. made popular by Dave Ramsey , you may want to use this technique to pay off debt and minimize the amount of interest you pay every month. Use these steps to help you get started: 1. Have a Working Budget To effectively pay down your debt, you {Read More}
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Looking to Save More? Well, aren’t we all? I got together and wrote a collaborative ebook called 11 Ways to Save $1100 with 10 other money saving bloggers that will help you do just that, save more money in 11 creative ways. My contribution is the “No Spend Saturday”: Save $100/month by Starting a “No Spend Saturday” When you think of saving money, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Fun? Probably not. Generally words that come to {Read More}
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So the other day we talked about starting a blog but what if you are looking to make money from your personal blog?When I started Frugal Living Mom in 2008 I knew there was a potential of making money. I owned a Wedding Photography business at the time and had attempted to start some sort of wedding based blog. It was a disaster. But that said, I learned a lot about making income on a blog. I’ll be honest, I {Read More}
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