You have found the one you want to spend your life with but how the heck are you going to start budgeting as a couple? Are you going to combine everything? Keep everything split? Money is one of the top five
Talking about money with your partner might be the LAST thing you want to do. Whether you’re married, engaged, or just dating..it is still such a difficult conversation. Money is still a taboo topic (but not sure why) and there are
Money and marriage is always a tough topic. Honestly, you want to talk about it early on in your relationship (even though I know it is scary). If you are already married and panicking…don’t worry. I have worked with dozens of
I get so many questions about how to manage your finances as a couple and how to work on paying off debt as a couple. In honor of our six-month anniversary, I wanted to interview Joe so you can hear more
Budget meetings are tough. Some people SWEAR by them. I learned that they do NOT work for us. I prepared for MONTHS for our first budget meeting with Joe. I made excel files, printed worksheets, and put everything in a binder.
One of my friends (@takinglachance on IG) mentioned this topic and I thought it was perfect. There are so many different wedding traditions depending on your location, religion, age, etc. There were a few traditions that were important to us and
Everyone tells you what you might need on your wedding day. The list is VERY long. Everyone’s list is different. I decided I wanted to put together a box for the bridal suite and a box for the groom’s quarters. I
Wedding budgets are hard to set and even harder to stick to. I wanted to share my budget and vendors to help you during the wedding planning process (and for you nosy people who aren’t planning a wedding). We have been
I will start by saying this obviously depends on what city/state you are having your wedding. What I am spending in South Carolina is obviously not the same as what someone might spend in New York. The average cost of an
Today’s post is by Kelsey Yeager from On My Way to Happiness. Kelsey is the founder and CEO of On My Way to Happiness, a blog where millennials talk about money in an easy and fun way. She paid off $30,000
I’m a mom of 2 crazy boys living on a farm in SC and my mission is to help you get unstuck with your finances and reach your big money goals (without deprivation). You can pay off debt, save, and spend at the same time (I’m here to help!)
