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Budget

Shopping Strategies: Count Your Costs

April 2, 2010

Today is part 3 of Shopping Strategies. You decided to spend intentionally and saved up money. You shopped around for deals before purchasing. All that’s left to do … is buy it!

If you’re purchasing something large, such as an appliance or piece of furniture, then chances are good you’ve already settled on something and just [...]

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Waiting On Extra Purchases

January 27, 2010

Last weekend I was looking for something fun and different to do with Chloe. David was busy for the day and I wanted to do something she’d enjoy. I don’t live in a metropolitan area, so my choices are limited unless I’m willing to drive for a while.
My sister had recently reminded me of the [...]

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Letting Things Slip

August 19, 2009

While I was a kid and a teenager I could eat anything I wanted and not gain any extra weight. I realize I was fortunate to have a fast metabolism, or whatever it is that burns your calories quicker. I didn’t excel in Human Anatomy and Physiology so bear with me here. The point [...]

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Printable Menu Plan, Grocery List & Calculator

July 23, 2009

I work hard to make menu planning and grocery shopping something that blesses my family and not something that annoys and frustrates me. It is my sole responsibility and I take it seriously. I’m responsible for the nutrition of my family as well as keeping those purchases within a tight budget. I would not be [...]

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What Gives When The Budget Breaks?

July 16, 2009

This post was originally published on December 16, 2008. ~Nicki

photo credit: jekert gwapo
Establishing a budget is one of the best things you can do for your finances, your family and your future. A budget allows you to tell your money where to go, instead of your money telling you where it’s going. Regardless of [...]

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