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One of the best parts of budgeting is allocating fun money, which is money you spend on “wants” rather than necessities.

If you want to learn “how to stick to a strict budget when you waste a lot of money,” this post is for you. But remember, the most important part of budgeting is to have the right mindset. 

A divorce is a significant and stressful event. While the temptation might be to put off creating a budget, this might end up setting you back considerably.

Let’s talk about how to budget when you make a lot of money. As a high-income earner, you must be careful that your lifestyle doesn’t expand so much that you no longer save money. 

Mastering how to successfully budget your money is like finding a treasure chest in your home. This article guides you through creating a budget that works, not just on paper but in real life, too.

The simplest and most effective way to allocate money in a budget is by following the 50/30/20  rule.

“I just need to know HOW to stick to a budget!”

That might have been the rallying cry in your head as you decided to find help online.

You’ve created a budget (or are thinking about it) but you want to be sure you can ACTUALLY stick to it. There’s no sense trying to budget if you don’t think you’ll be able to follow through.

Here’s the secret: you don’t need to cut all your spending to create a budget and save enough money for your future.

If you’re anything like most people, Budgeting 101 was not a class that you took in school.

While many of us wish that we could have learned to budget at a much earlier age, it’s never too late to learn to budget. Unfortunately, the word budget often conjures up negative feelings.

When I mention budgeting to my clients, they pause and sit up straighter. I think that’s because it reminds us of being kids and getting in trouble…