The budget mom

Your budget will only work if you keep it up-to-date. Use this detailed guide to create a new working budget monthly without a lot of effort.

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.

Kumiko Love, also known as The Budget Mom, paid off that amount of debt in just 8 months using her own budgeting solution, finding ways to increase her income as a single Mom and controlling her expenses by sticking to a budget.

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Single moms can manage on a low income budget with a plan and these videos as well as the Budget Sanity Saver budget worksheet. Click the link to see how.

This month I had a $50 weekly grocery budget to spend on my family of four. Here's my shopping list and meal plan for week one. $50 is totally doable!

A realistic view into my $400 per month meal plan! Get every recipe that I used in my October meal plan, my grocery lists, costs, and so much more! Read about how I am utilizing my Instant Pot to save time and money!

There are some months that have five Fridays, which might lead to an extra payday for you. How do you plan for an extra paycheck? An extra paycheck, doesn’t always mean you have extra income to spend freely.

With these money-saving strategies, I’m able to stretch our single income budget and still do all the things we love. If you’re in the same boat, listen up.

On a tight grocery budget? Check out this $120 two week grocery budget and meal plan for a family of four. A grocery list is included!