On this page, you will find all of the budgeting posts that have been writing and shared on The Fun Sized Life.
Some of the things you’ll find here:
-Budgets for beginners
-What you might be missing in your budget
-How to reduce your spending
-Creating a budget for the first time
-How to budget with a spouse
-What to do to tweak your budget
-Money saving tips and tricks
Here are some of the most popular budgeting posts:
How I Spend $100 Per Week on Groceries for my Family of 5
10 Budget Tools, Accounts and Apps That You Actually Need
38 Things You Might Not Be Budgeting for But Should Be
My goal with the site is to share as many budget tips for beginners as I can.
I believe the key to financial success and getting out of debt begins with a solid, well planned out budget.
So, if you are in need of serious help when it comes to budgeting, or if you are just hoping to have a few questions answered, take a moment to browse the Budgeting Archives and hopefully, you’ll find what you’re looking for!
Enjoy!
Budgeting is a confusing thing, especially when you’re not used to it. When you’re just getting started it’s super easy to make a mistake and then completely give up even trying. Don’t do it! Instead, just try and be a little bit better prepared by knowing what you should be including in your budget! Here…
If you are new to budgeting, it can be a tough thing to get the hang of. At least it was for us. First of all, it’s tough to lay everything out, to begin with. When you’re used to just letting money spend itself it can be tricky trying to tell it where to go….
Whether you are married or dating, there are a ton of ways to be a cheap date without always staying home. Come on people, we have to put in a little more effort than that, am I right? Yeah, maybe we live in the days of Netflix and chill but I’m also a firm believer in…
In my post How Our Family of 5 Eats Healthy for $100 a Week I touched a little on how we cut back on our meat consumption not only to benefit the environment and our health but to also cut back on our grocery bill. Well, I wanted to really break it down and show just how…
When I first started buying groceries for a family of 5 I was dropping $500 in the first-week grocery shopping. Not a good idea when you’re a stay at home mom and your husband only gets paid once a month. No sir, no it’s not. Looking back I can tell a few major things that…
There are a lot of negative mindsets surrounding being healthy and living on a budget. So chances are you think you’re in double trouble when it comes to wanting to be healthy on a budget without totally hating your life. The good news is, it’s totally possible (and actually pretty simple).