Money Saving Tips
Debt Movement Update – It’s Time to Rock, I Salute You!
If you’re a first-time visitor here at WSL, welcome! For those of you that have been around awhile, you know that I specifically dedicated the entire month of January to the Debt Movement where we’re working [...]
Quitting Smoking Could Make You a Millionaire
Only people who have been living under a rock for the past decade could possibly be unaware of how expensive a smoking habit can become. The government has initiated massive tax hikes over the past decade [...]
5 More Easy Ways Everybody Can Save Money
Considering the difficulties in today’s economy, it’s certainly a time to cut expenses. Saving money by eliminating unnecessary purchases leaves you a nest egg for when you really need it. In addition, saving money helps you [...]
Tips to Save Money on your Cable Bill
I’m all about stretching my paycheck as far as possible each month. It’s a necessity which has also turned into a money saving game for me. One of my pet peeves is the cost of cable [...]
Family of 6 Living off $2100 per Month – Reader’s Budget Review
With the Debt Movement picking up steam, I’m going to do my last budget review for the WSL readers. If you missed the first one and are looking for help on how to create a budget [...]
How to Start and Use the Cash Envelope System
If you’re struggling with money or you’re wanting to manage your finances better, then learning to control spending is one of the toughest challenges you’re going to face. However, if you’re serious about getting your financial [...]
What to Get Your Husband for Christmas – Ideas for Every Budget
Christmas is just around the corner and it’s the time of year where people frantically search for “the perfect gift.” While I’m a firm believer that your husband probably has everything he needs, the reality is [...]
The Best Ways to Save on Groceries (and a $100 Giveaway)
After spending years helping families develop budgets and get out of debt, there is no question that finding ways to save on groceries is a challenge many families face. Regardless if you’re a family of 2 [...]
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Credit Cards
If you are like most Americans, you probably have several credit cards, and you have been using these products throughout most of your adult life. Yet for all their popularity, cardholders tend to know remarkably little [...]
How to Become Rich e-Course
- Introduction
- Step #1: Work on Making More Money
- Step #2: Review Your Auto & Home Insurance
- Step #3: Get Your Budget On
- Step #4: Develop YOUR Road-Map
- Step #5: Do You Have Life Insurance?
- Step #6: Put the Best Financial Tools to Work for You
- Step #7: Execute and Follow-Through
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