Free Debt Payoff Plan Worksheet
Free Debt Payoff Plan Worksheet
Free Debt Thermometer Printable PDF
Looking for a free debt thermometer printable? Making your goal visual is a great way to find motivation for paying off your debt and makes it easy to track your debt payoff process and become debt-free. Having your financial goal displayed in front of you can make it that much realer, plus it’s nice to… … Read more
Free Monthly Budget Worksheet
Free Monthly Budget Worksheet
Ways To Save Money On Groceries – How To Save Money On Groceries
If you want to learn how to save money on groceries, then you’ve come to the right place! Figuring out how to save money on groceries is one of the best ways to learn how to save money. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the average family of four spends around $700 to… … Read more
How This Family of 6 Spends $53,000 a Year (and $22,000 of that goes to their student loan debt)
Today, I have an article from Penny. Her family of six spends just $53,000 a year, with $22,000 of that going towards their student loan debt. Here is her story. Dear Readers of Making Sense of Cents, I’m Penny. I write a blog with my cousin, Rich. It’s called Penny and Rich. He’s rich. I’m poor. Get… … Read more
Is Cable/Satellite Worth It? Costs and Other Alternatives
Self-employment is definitely on my mind, and I want to be as prepared as possible for self-employment as I can be. I have been analyzing our budget a lot (our budget will be posted soon), and I have been looking for any categories in which we can lower or eliminate our spending altogether. Cable has… … Read more
Cutting The Cable Cord By Getting A Digital Antenna
We finally eliminated cable earlier this year. Cutting the cable cord wasn’t hard due to the fact that we have a digital antenna. And, guess what? We haven’t missed it one bit. According to NPD Group (a market research company), the average monthly cable bill in 2015 is expected to be $123. By the year… … Read more
What Are Dividends & How Do They Work? A Beginner’s Guide
What are dividends? This is a question I hear quite often from people who are starting to invest. Or, you might ask, “what are dividends?” when learning about the benefits of investing. Either way, you will start reading about the term “dividends” as you start investing, saving for retirement, improving your financial future, and so… … Read more
Best Rewards Credit Cards For 2024
Are you looking for the best rewards credit card? Perhaps you’ve been using rewards credit cards for years, or maybe you’re brand new. Today, I am going to answer common questions about getting started with rewards credit cards, as well as list some of the best rewards credit cards to sign up for. I’ve been… … Read more
52 Week Money Challenge – Weekly Savings Challenge To $1,040
Looking for a savings challenge? Today, I have a free printable called the 52 Week Money Challenge. How much money do you save in the 52 week challenge? The 52 Week Money Challenge is a great way to save $1,040 a year without noticing! All you have to do is save $20 each week for… … Read more