Category: Family Finances

It’s always a good time to get your family finances on track. Money is one the biggest stress points for families and a root cause of many divorces. Money stress stems from not having a plan and a lack of communication.

But money doesn’t have to be stressful. It can actually be a point of strength for your family when you work together toward common goals. Learn how to communicate effectively with your partner and grow your finances and your relationship.

Get in the habit of talking about money openly and often. It will transform your bank account and your entire family dynamic. Your kids will benefit just as much, if not more than you. You’re the best person to teach your kids about money. Get your finances on track and model your new habits for your kids.

Watch as your family becomes closer, communicates more effectively, and reaches goals faster than you thought possible.

UNest Review: Find the Best Investment Plan for Your Child’s Future

What’s the best way to save money for your child’s future? Wouldn’t it be a great gift to help pay for your child’s tuition, wedding, first home, or help them start a family? The best way you can save for your child’s future is to start… RIGHT NOW! But you might have a million other […]

What to do with Your Tax Refund: 4 Smart Ideas

Spring is (almost) in the air, and that means a young person’s thoughts turn to… filing taxes. An older person’s thoughts, too. And if you’re middle-aged? Same thing. As April 15 approaches (now extended to May 15), you’ll be faced with two possibilities: you’ll owe something (hopefully not much) you’ll be in line for a […]

How To Maintain A Budget On A Low Income

Author Bio – Hey, I’m Chris. I have a degree in Business Economics from the University of Liverpool, own a small fast food business and run LifeUpswing.com. I will help you to make money, save money, and think about money in a way that will give you back your freedom. If you are living on […]

Creating a Plan to Reduce Money Stress

Feeling stressed about money? What if you could wave a magic wand and get rid of all of your money stress? Well, I don’t have a magic wand for that… BUT. There are a few simple steps you can take to take control of your money and reduce your money stress. And it’s probably a […]

3 Benefits of Combining Finances After Marriage

Congratulations! You’re getting married soon! (Or at least I’m guessing so since you’re reading this) Or maybe you’re here to do a little research to figure out the best way to handle your finances after you get married someday. Whatever reason brought you here, I’m going to share 3 AMAZING benefits of combining finances after […]

How to Do a Budget Review for Your Family Budget

I love January. As a teacher, it’s a great halfway point of the year and means I’m that much closer to summer. Because, you know, summers are awesome. But January is also time to turn the page on the last year. All of my goals, both the ones I met and the ones I fell […]

Save Money with SaverLife and Win Money too

[Updated 9/11/2020] Saving money can be hard. Sometimes it seems like there just isn’t enough money to save. Like you’re always coming up short. And wow, can that be stressful. Have you felt that too? But there’s a better way. What if saving money was actually fun? What if you could get paid and win […]

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How to Plan a Vacation Budget When You Want to Buy Everything

Hi! I am Jenna Griffin — the Mrs. to Mr. Jamie Griffin. I recently guest posted on this blog about the fact that I am a “wanter”. Guilty as charged. I am the one who usually wants to break our budget for things like: getting a spontaneous pedicure, because dang-it, I deserve it; or wanting […]

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How to Improve Your Financial Literacy by Knowing Your Money Mindset

I have a real treat for you today! I interviewed my friend and fellow blogger Lisa Bennett and she graciously agreed to share her knowledge and expertise with us. How cool is that!? First, let me introduce Lisa. Lisa grew up in a family that didn’t talk about money. Like, at all. She watched her […]

[Free Calendar] 60 Free, Cheap, and Fun Summer Activities Your Kids Will Love

“School’s out, for the summer!” That’s the only line of the song I know. But let’s be real, it’s the only line I care about. I’m a teacher and the last day of school is still one of the most exciting days of the year. One year we pushed another teacher down the hallway on […]