Living within your means

Living within your means. How do you do it, and how does it impact your life?? Check out this blog post!

Living within your means is a journey, not a destination. When we began our living within our means journey, we thought that "living within our means" was something we would be able to reach - like nirvana, or something - and never look back.

There’s a cycle I’ve observed in the world. In fact, I see it in my own life. It goes like this: Two individuals get married. They have two incomes, plenty of time and enthusiasm. They are excited about their careers. This allows them to have the nice things they want, so they purchase a home on the upper end of their… Read more

It's not very popular to live within your means these days. Everywhere you look someone is standing there, ready to hand you another credit card, or advertising that you can get what you want NOW with 12/24/36 easy payments of X amount of dollars. This post contains affiliate links. Please see our full disclosure policy

I have a few simple ways you can start living within your means today. Living with your means; many of us aren't even familiar with this term.

Living below your means sounds harder than it really is, especially when you’re juggling kids, work, on one income, and all the little things life throws at you. But trust me, it’s possible, and it doesn’t mean giving up everything fun. It’s about making simple changes that leave you feeling more in control of your […]

Living Within Your Means | 7 Eays to save money if you live below your meanings. How to make ends meet nad spend less than you earn, starting today!

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Staying out of debt (and then getting out of debt) can be hard.