While traditional credit cards are great consumer products because they reward your spending, the best prepaid cards are useful because they can help you control your budget. If you are someone who needs to reign in spending or just get a better handle on your budget, then prepaid cards could be a good solution for …
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Winter is coming. And unfortunately, as I found out last year, heating a house is insanely expensive. It cost me over five hundred dollars every three weeks to keep this dang house warm! That’s just unsustainable. So, this year, I knew I had to figure out how to save money on heating. So that’s exactly …
Save money, live better. I’m sure you’ve all heard that simple phrase. But what does it mean? How can we live better by saving money? How does saving money enrich our lives, especially in a world where life costs so freaking much? Save Money, Live Better The truth is, you actually can live a whole …
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Author: Jessica @ Budget Savvy Brides Weddings seem to be getting more and more expensive. Couples have a hard time finding ways to save money on the big event. Wedding dress rental is something that may make sense. Before you stop reading, please hear me out on this. When it comes to planning and paying …
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Author: Daniella @ I like to Dabble The Entertainment Book has been around for as long as I can remember. When I was growing up, we could buy them through our school, and you could also sell them as a student to help with fundraising. Before cashback and rebate apps like Ibotta, Dosh, and Rakuten, …
We all waste money. Sometimes it’s on that fancy new trinket that we just had to have, and other times its on things that we think are reasonable. As you know, I’m not in the never enjoy anything ever crowd, so you won’t see me saying that you’re wasting money on lattes and a dinner …
It’s January, 2020, the start of a new year and a new decade. It also means that I completed the No-Spend Year Challenge that I started for myself at the beginning of 2019. Looking back, I realize how naive and idealistic is was to say I wasn’t going to spend any money frivolously for an …
December is finally over, and I’m happy to say I’ve finally made it through this no spend year challenge. I can’t believe it’s been a year! So, how did we fair during the final month of the challenge? No Spend December I’m not going to lie, by the time December rolled around I was pretty …
Life is freaking expensive. We did a ton of research, and as it turns out, it costs about $45000 per year on average. That figure doesn’t even include taxes, healthcare, or childcare! But remember, that’s just the average. There are ways to save money on living expenses to cut that down. How to Save …
We killed it during our No Spend November! Although I did spend a decent amount of money on a birthday present to myself, it was planned for way back in January when I decided to do a no spend year, so that doesn’t count against the no spend month. Here’s how we did during our …
