5 Smart Money Habits To Practice in 2024 are money moves we all need to make in light of the current economy. Our world has been turned upside down since the pandemic and we are being hit from all sides. We are dealing with health concerns, the economy and how…
Commission vs Allowance to teach kids about money is the great parenting debate when it comes to choosing a system to train kids about money and work ethics. Hubby and I are intentional in teaching our girls fundamental life skills by creating a home environment that reinforces real world experiences….
Distinguishing the difference between needs and wants is one critical aspect to stay on track when it comes to our family debt-free journey and entrepreneurial aspirations. As we are navigating the current economy, Hubby and I are determined to steer clear of distractions that will impend our financial goals which…
5 Simple Money Habits You Can Start Today To Build Wealth are money habits that we need to implement in order to reach financial freedom. Money isn’t the most important thing but it’s as close as air, if you tell me, which the WELLthy know all too well. In fact,…
Simple meal planning strategies to help you save money are strategies I have been adopting since I became a wife. Hubby and I went from two incomes household to a single income household and it was tough because we had to be strategic not to let the circumstances take away…
The ultimate guide to manage holiday spending simply reflects our WELLthy ways to navigate the most wonderful time of the year stress-free. We do not want to turn the gift-giving during Christmas into a major budget buster or spending hangover so Hubby and I decided when we became parents to make…
Teaching our children to be cheerful givers is our way as WELLthy parents to instill in our children what it means to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, but with God in mind and in heart. This world can encourage the wrong motives in chasing all that money can buy that we…
I am learning the hard truth why a credit card is not an emergency fund. For the better part of our married life, we have been using credit card as a tool to reap some rewards in miles and free companion ticket each year to any U.S. destination. Our credit…