Living on Less Than $28,000 A Year: How our family of six survives (and even thrives) on an income that is less than half the national median income, and what the government calls “below the poverty line” (less than $29,990 annually) for our family size. [Read other posts in this series here.]
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I have had an overwhelming response to the Living on Less Than $28,000 A Year Series, but many of you have asked for specific help in getting started on a plan to spend less and save more.
To help, I am sharing videos over the next few weeks with a specific step by step plan to get your money on track. If you’d like to join us, just jump in and take the weekly challenge!
[Click here to see last week’s video. Click here to see all the videos in this series.]
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Thanks for the great advice. I love reading your blog, because you are honest. You try hard to follow the principles you set forth, but you also let us see the struggles. It’s not easy managing finances and some blogs make you feel stupid by how easy they make it sound. Reading your blog does not make me frustrated but encourages me. Thank you!
You are very welcome Stephanie! Thanks for letting me know you find the blog helpful. It’s really encouraging to me. 🙂
This is such a huge step in getting control of your finances. If you don’t know how much each month is going out in bills it is difficult to budget for other areas of your life.
I do this every month, and as our paychecks come in I know how much needs to go to bills and how much is left for other expenses and hopefully savings. We went from never saving any money and paying bills at the minumum amount to paying debt off quicker and saving for other expenses, just from this one step.
advice, I love reading the blog beause you share with us that you are not perfect….that you try hard to practice evrything