There were a wide variety of topics covered in Money this last week. You can learn a little bit about saving, handling your accounts and helping others. Has a check you have written become lost and stolen? You can learn what you need to do to protect yourself in Stopping Payment on a Check. This also talks about what the bank does to stop payment. Miriam encourages you to work with your spouse when it comes to money in Work Together on Your Finances. This blog emphasizes the importance of starting by planning together. After you have done the initial … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →