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We didn’t make one big change to cut our household expenses—we made dozens of small ones. In this post, we share the practical, sometimes unconventional ways we’ve reduced our utility bills, internet, cellphone, and insurance costs without feeling deprived.
Want to save money online without turning it into a full-time job? These easy, low-effort tricks — from intentionally abandoning carts to stacking credit card offers — can help you keep more cash with minimal time and effort.
In just one month, we earned $75 by using a shopping portal. These portals are an incredibly easy way to make a few extra dollars while doing our regular online shopping! In this post we’ll talk about what they are and share our favorites.
Last year, we saved $180.03 in just three months by buying discounted gift cards. This year, we’ve already saved $353.09, scoring gift cards at 1% to 50% off for our favorite stores. It’s a simple and effective way to stretch your budget further!
We’ll explore how shopping portals can help us determine whether a ‘sale’ price is truly a good deal or if retailers are simply making it seem like one.
If you had to put a dollar value on your time, how much do you think it’s worth? I bet mine is lower than you’d expect.
This post scares me the most because we’re about to lay it all out—every number, every detail. We’re documenting exactly how much we need to retire, and it’s not what you might expect.
The words of two people made us realize that we weren’t treating money with the respect and purpose it deserved. Instead, we were squandering it on things we didn’t need. Our journey into minimalism led us down a new path—one where we could retire 20 years earlier than the average person in the U.S.
This is the story of how we went from the brink of divorce to crushing $35k in debt in just 18 months.
This is the story of how we found ourselves $35k in debt. One night I turned to Anna and said, we need to fix our financial by the end of next year or else…
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