A testimony from Sarah from SarahTitus.com I’m guessing that by now, youâve read a few articles about how a family saves up to pay cash for a car. I myself always see those stories and get excited! Maybe you get excited about the possibility of doing this yourself, but secretly think, âThereâs no way I couldRead More
Guest post from SK Bell of Nursing, Naps, Nostalgia Although Iâve only recently called myself a crafter, Iâve been working on a project of some kind for most of my adult life. Iâm a long-time MoneySavingMom.com reader and we proudly use a cash envelope system. We recently added a craft fund to our list. Iâve noticedRead More
A testimony from Reelika Having a baby is always a miracle and a real blessing for entire family. But with all this excitement, huge lists of medical and delivery expenses come, as well. I was in a hospital already three days before my son was born. I always knew I wanted to have a privateRead More
Guest post by Abby Winstead Wandering Valentineâs Day is a polarizing holiday. On one side, you have Team âevery day should be a celebration of love.â Those people argue that February 14, is a âHallmark holidayâ, a day manufactured by greeting card companies and chocolate makers to boost sales. They say that, if you really loveRead More
Guest post by Sarah of The Jelly Jars Over the course of the last year, my husband and I have completely rewritten our life plans, moved away from the city we thought we would retire in, said goodbye to our best friends, gave away 1/3 of our possessions, and downsized our living situation from a 2600Read More
Guest post from Alexis of Clip Your Cash If I had to pick three words to describe myself, “frugal” would definitely make the list. In fact, when it comes to what my family eats, how we entertain ourselves, and the other things we buy on a regular basis, money, and more specifically how we can saveRead More
Guest post from Rachel of The Purposeful Wife Forced frugality often feels like a bad thing. Making cutbacks, adhering to a tight grocery budget, and preparing all of your meals at home isn’t always fun. Yet many blessings accompany frugal living. I’ve learned so much as my husband and I have tried to get out of debt andRead More
Guest post by Kimberly of Garage Sale Heaven My online selling success story began with a “dance”. Prior to selling online, I was working as a part-time writer and full-time homeschool teacher to my three children. My husband’s job as a public employee paid the bills, and the little bits of cash I made here andRead More
Guest post from Anna of Real Ways to Earn Let’s face it — phone jobs are fairly common in the work-from-home world. A quick “work-from-home” keyword search on any popular job site will likely bring you pages and pages of results for phone-oriented work. The obvious downside to phone jobs is that many people have legit… Read More
Guest post Elizabeth of Witty ‘N’ Pretty The world we live in values beauty above all else. The more beautiful a person is, the more value they have. Itâs no wonder people, women in particular, lack confidence. We try to make up for our shortcomings in many ways. For me, I tried to make up for… Read More