This weekly routine has saved me so much money! If you never know where your money goes it’s time to set up a weekly check in with yourself. This is my step by step weekly financial check up that keeps me organized 🙂‍↔️ This planner has made budgeting so easy for me and it can for you too🩷

It’s not the $5 coffee that’s the problem… oh wait, yes it is ☕️🤭. Add that to the 5 subscriptions you forgot about, delivery fees you didn’t think twice about, and those impulse buys screaming “Treat yo’self!” 🎁. Next thing you know, you’re wondering where your paycheck went 🫠. Spoiler alert: i

#NoBuy2025 #lemon8challenge This is going to be a glimpse into how I won’t spend in 2025 💵 Put to use my 100 Envelope Challenge which will save $5,050 💵 Do NOT pull from any savings account 💵 Use my Oportun app to pull money to save for whatever expenses I need 💵 Use PayPal savings

Avoiding certain spending habits can help you maintain financial stability and achieve your long-term goals. Here are some spending habits to avoid: Impulse Buying: Making unplanned purchases without considering their necessity can quickly deplete your budget. Always take time to evaluate wheth

A glimpse into one random summer week of expenses as a college student 🫶🏽 Apparently, Taco Bell and vending machines have a chokehold on my wallet 😭 Trying to strike that sweet spot between budgeting for the essentials and still enjoying life’s little luxuries 🤎 #lemon8partner #lemon8colleg

Personally, I focused so many years on food and exercise and never thought too hard about water. I was filtering it but it still only left me with somewhat cleaner, dead water👄 This isn’t just a health trend. There’s hundreds of scientific studies that prove just how powerful this water is and t

Things I stopped buy to save money: 💡 Packaged snacks Make snacks for yourself! Healthier and cheaper 💡 Lunch Same as snacks- make your own!! 💡 Nails Girly. Take care of your nails and you will have beautiful nails that don’t need to be covered 💡 Books I love to read. Luckily the library

spend time in his presence #studyingthewordofgod #lovesbiblestudies #notes from church #readingthroughmybible #bible reading 🥰

LISTEN UP 👂🏽 Becoming financially responsible doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It’s about making small changes that add up over time. By cutting unnecessary expenses like subscriptions you rarely use, or skipping that casual drink out, you can save more than you think. Cooking at home instead of

Really had been missing spending time with my Bible and digging deeper into the Bible. Did a lot of praying, reading, journaling, and spent time with worship too. Feeling better. Definitely blessed!! Thank you Jesus!! God is so good! #lovejesusforever #godheals #godsword #godlovesyou

Disclaimer: all my own opinion & personal experience with these products. They will work differently for everyone :) These are a few of the beauty purchases I regret spending money on & will not repurchase. Some of these have so much hype so they were a little disappointing. But I will

Breaking down what it costs to spend 1 month in Costa Rica! This is definitely one of the more expensive countries in Central America to visit, because tourism infrastructure is so advanced here. We traveled with a group of 6 which definitely helped to offset some of the costs! We visited 3 des

I manage my money very well for someone in their 20s and prioritizing my spending based on what I value is a huge part of that. Value-based spending is when you invest time and money into the things that you value and cut costs on everything else. I value things like travel, sporting events, ex

Understanding the difference between wants and needs is crucial for good financial management. Needs are essential items like food, housing, and healthcare, while wants are non-essential things that bring enjoyment, like new gadgets or dining out. To manage money wisely, prioritize paying for needs

These are the top things I’m not spending money on 2025 to have more savings 💰. I tried making my no spend list as easy and effective because it’s hard for me to stick to a budget. I try to be frugal and have more of a mindset for saving. The only rule I always try to follow is to not buy things th

Time to get real about money. These aren’t just ‘spend less’ tips—they’re the kind of mindset shifts that make you see your money differently. Think of each dollar as a tool to build the life you actually want, not just quick fixes and impulse buys. Ready to rethink your spending habits

Spending money isn’t a bad thing, as long as you’re spending on things you value and that you can afford. Here is where I like to spend my fun money: - Sporting events: My boyfriend and I love to go to Timberwolves games. - Hobbies: I like to read, play tennis and pickleball, and walk. I do

A self care Saturday is the best! First Watch always has the best juice 😋 #spendthemorningwithme #selfcare #selfcareroutine #selfcareroutine #weekendvibes

#findgod🙏🏼📖 #faithjournalcover #godisworkingonme #godispatient #bible reading 🥰

Let’s wrap the week and keep it simple ! How did your week go ? Follow this simple checklist ☑️ Go over your monthly budget to see what you set ☑️ Cross off your bills that you paid ☑️ Pull bank statements and update expense tracker ☑️ Compare expense tracker to weekly or biweekly budget

My 🤟🏻 Savings Tips: 1. Gradually increase my retirement contribution each year/each time I get a raise 2. I focus on a few savings goals at a time 3. Schedule automatic Transfers so my checking is has only what I can spent after my add to my savings #googlesheets > #excel #saving

This is my weekly spending as a mid 30 year-old living in the Midwest. Specifically, I live in Indiana in a rule area. The prices here are not too bad compared to big cities. I am in a single family home. With no kids and it’s just me. This week was a little busy with groceries, bills, treats, nece