In Throw Your Checkbook Away Debbie gives some unorthodox advice when it comes to tracking your expenses. She points out that tracking in each category will help you better understand how you are spending and how much you have left.
In Financial Crisis! Miriam addresses the basic steps you need to take if you lose your job or become ill. It is important to be proactive as you deal with these emotional and difficult situations.
Forced Money Management talks about one of the major motivating factors when it comes to budgeting. Debbie points out that many people do not plan or budget until they are a little short on money. She points out that it is important to take what you learn from these times and continue to apply them to the way you manage money.
In Financial Considerations with a Second Job Miriam discusses four areas you should look at as you consider a second job for yourself or for your family. It is important to weigh the benefits against the negatives. You may also need to determine what those benefits are.
Financial Pitfalls: The Miscellaneous Category addresses several mistakes that people make when it comes to this category. Miriam gives suggestions on how to control miscellaneous spending.
In Your Money Personality Debbie points out that people view money very differently. It is important to find a money management style that matches your personality. Debbie gives some great tips on how to do this.
Do You Live in an Economically Depressed Area? suggest five things you can do to protect your family financially. It can be difficult to find yourself in this situation, these tips may help you to avoid feeling stuck.
In Do Coupons Really Save You Money? Debbie points out that time is truly a factor in this decision. She suggests a balanced approach to coupon clipping and sales.
Fall Money Cleanup offers some great suggestions on how to change your money habits. Debbie points out that many people feel a new sense of purpose in the fall, and she urges you to take advantage of that when it comes to your finances.