Every dollar budget

So maybe the Extreme Cheapskates are onto something? Here are 87 ideas from the show that you could actually use in real life!

For years, Austin and I lived on less than $1500 per month. My blog post showing our average monthly budget at $1500 per month is my most popular post, month after month.

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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!

If you find yourself consistently running out of money after creating a monthly budget, consider giving the 60-20-20 budget a shot. you created a monhtly budget but you've ended up with nothing by the next paycheck this may help. budget ideas, budgeting and saving, budget goals

Use these 150+ personal budget expense tracking categories to track where every dollar goes. Update your budget and uncover overspending so you can save more money and payoff debt faster.

It happened again, you were determined that this month was going to be the one where you started budgeting seriously, but it just didn’t happen. You’ve ended up with nothing by the next paycheck again. Perhaps the 30-30-30-10 budget might be able to help you. budgeting tips, budgeting help, budgeting 101

Here's how to stop buying things and save BIG bucks today! Stop spending money on unnecessary things! Instead, save up to $10,000 this year with these tips.

Use our free monthly budget printable to do what Dave Ramsey says and "tell every dollar where to go." Give every dollar a name & feel like you got a raise!

This expense was "eating" up a huge chunk of our monthly budget... and we had no idea! With this one change we were able to save enough money to live comfortably on one income.