Budget mom

How to Use the Budget Mom’s Budget-by-Paycheck Method

Have you ever received a paycheck and then wondered where it all went? Zero-based budgeting can help you track your money and achieve your goals.

Learn how to create a monthly budget, catch up on bills, improve your credit score and regain control of your finances with our practical tips and psychological hacks.

Here are 4 super simple tips to save you hundreds on your monthly grocery budget. Tip #1 is probably the strangest one, but it saves so much money!

Your budget will only work if you keep it updated and relevant. Stop using the same old budget every month. Use this detailed guide to learn how to create a new working monthly budget without a lot of effort.

For those of you who are new here, I'm a mom of 3 under 5 and my husband is a resident doctor. We've been living on one income even before kids, and anything extra that I made part time went into savings. Having a baby was less financially shocking since I didn't have to

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.

A step by step guide on how to create a simple budget using the calendar method.

What do you do with your budget after the month is over, and you're ready to begin a new month? Most people don't realize it, but your spending throughout the month gives you some incredibly helpful information.

Have you ever wondered how to get started with the cash envelope system? This post contains step by step instructions on how to create the cash envelope budget and answers frequently asked questions. This is the ultimate guide to the cash envelope method. {FREEBIE ALERT} 2 cash envelope templates you can start using today!