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4 Tips to Help You Stick to Your Budget This Holiday Season
By Ann Arceo, AAMS®
While some of us may not feel like celebrating this year, others may feel like the holidays need to be extra special. It can all add up to a lot, and the excitement of a new year can quickly be ruined by a large credit card bill from your December shopping spree. Here are a few quick tips that we’re following to manage our holiday budget.
Tips to Prepare for your Teenager's First Car
Since Oprah stopped giving cars away in 2011, we recently had to face the challenge of getting our daughter a better vehicle. While her getting older and purchasing this car should have come as no surprise, it came faster than we wanted (we should have started earlier!!) and I wanted to share a few things we did to prepare for the purchase of the car.
Utilizing Savings
Throwing all Extra Funds into the Savings
Create a Physical Savings Chart
When the time arrives to Purchase, Choose a Budget!
Involve your Teen in the Purchasing Process
Utilize a Teachable Moment
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