In Save Your Paperwork Debbie gives some great advice on what paperwork you should save. She offers some money saving and organizational tips as well. She points out that it is important to stay on top of your paperwork as well.
Monthly Budget and Biweekly Paychecks addresses the confusion that might arise when it comes to budgeting. It gives suggestions on how to make your money and your budget work for you.
Reward Points for Kids offers a new way to address the allowance–chores issue. Debbie’s unique solution is worth considering, since it simplifies matters. You can reward or take points away throughout the week with this system.
In Don’t Bail Your Kids Out Debbie stresses the importance of allowing your children to experience financial consequences. She points out that children need to learn budgeting skills and other lessons at a young age. She stresses that teaching this at a young age will help your children to be responsible adults.
In Are You Getting Your Own Way When It Comes to Finances? Miriam addresses the small spending habits that you may have. You may not consider these expenses because individually they are so small, but put together they really add up. You may consider looking at your smallest expenses to see if you can really make a difference by changing one or two habits.
Attitude Affects Money discusses how the way you view your finances and other situations. Debbie stresses the need to be positive and proactive. If you look at what you can do to make a situation better, it helps you to make better choices.
In Get Organized Financially Miriam points out that being organized can save you time and money. She gives you five easy tips to accomplish that. You can easily apply one or two to make changes quickly.