Whether you are a saver, a spender, or somewhere inbetween, whether you are flying solo or have a family to support, a budget helps you to answer hard questions. In order to have a budget though, you have to MAKE one. Since finances can be a touchy subject, here is a how-to guide for your first budgeting session - and bonus! The first part doesn’t even include money!
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![]() When my husband and I got married at the ripe age of 20 years old, we made plenty of mistakes. Ironically, one of them was not not having a budget - I religiously updated our (now somewhat-more-perfected) monthly budget almost daily as I tracked ingoing and outgoing expenses. To my intense frustration, my husband was just… not… getting it. |
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Disclaimer - Mrs. FB is not a financial advisor. Nothing in these articles should be construed as investment or other professional advice, but rather personal opinion. Some links in these posts may be to affiliate sites - no products are advertised through this site that have not been personally used by the FB family unless expressly labeled.
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