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This month has been a rough one our our budget. Between our daycare costs skyrocketing due to summer break, both of our cars needing work done, and trying to save for vacation, I’ve been trying to utilize every extra dollar I can find.
I have a few tricks I turn to every time we have a budget-blown month and it’s the perfect time to share!
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It’s officially the first day back at school for kids here in Ontario, Canada! Unlike some kids, ours are super excited to be heading back and honestly, I’m excited too. As nice as having the kids out of the house and occupied can be, having them back in school brings a whole new set of responsibilities (homework, lunches, after school activities, etc.) that can be hard to balance. I’m constantly wondering how to stay organized this school year!
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Budgeting for a wedding is extremely difficult, especially when you have idea where to start. For me personally, not having been married before, but also not having any married friends, I was lost!
I have always found that Mother’s and Father’s Days are the “holidays” that tend to be forgotten about until the very last minute. With Mother’s Day being so close to Easter, it becomes a non-priority for many of us. Father’s day, on the other hand, lands very close to summer and gets lost in the mix of planning parties and wrapping up the school year.
You might remember that for Mother’s Day this year, I did a last minute gift guide. For Father’s Day, I wanted to do a different spin on figuring things out last minute. With that, here are 5 last minute ideas that won’t cost you a penny.
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Back at the beginning of the year, I made a promise that 2019 would be packed full of new experiences for our family. We chose to forgo birthday gifts and make it all about experiencing new things. The hardest part of this goal is that travel and big experiences can be expensive, so I went on a mission to find something new, fun, and frugal.