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When we first started using budgets we failed. The main reason? We were missing important budget categories, and we often had additional expenses we hadn’t planned for. Not only did this mess up our allocations, it was

If you find yourself consistently running out of money after creating a monthly budget, consider giving the 60-20-20 budget a shot. you created a monhtly budget but you've ended up with nothing by the next paycheck this may help. budget ideas, budgeting and saving, budget goals

Whether you're saving for a house, a splurge, or just saving to have a cushion to fall back on, it's important to have a savings plan.

Want to learn how to save $3000 in 3 months? Check out these tips to save money when you are broke! I published this post when I first started blogging and I must say that this has been one of my most popular posts. I get why. Nearly 80 percent of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck and according to a

50/30/20 Budget Rule: Divide your take-home pay into three categories: Needs (50%), Wants (30%), Savings & Debt Payment (20%). The rule is simple to use.

30-30-30-10 budget explained. If you are new to budgeting and need to get started, check out this post to see if this budget will work for your lifestyle. Learn how to divide your money up so you can pay expenses and pay down debt easily. Plus cut spending and live below your means with this budget example so you can save for your future.