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Part 4 of the Budget Lesson series. Please see Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 to catch up. The Google Doc of this example is here. The final category in my budget is “Set-aside funds”. These are the categories that don’t have specific payout amounts and happen at irregular intervals. When my car is paid [...] January 20th, 2010 | Tags: budget | Category: Finance | 2 comments | Subscribe |
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It’s not a secret that health care can be expensive. Many people pay two and three digit bills for their prescriptions. A visit to the doctor’s office can hurt the budget. Glasses cost hundreds of dollars? How can you cut this cost?
Drugs If possible, go generic*. There is no difference between Trazorel and trazadone, [...] January 18th, 2010 | Tags: family, frugal, medicine | Category: Finance | Leave a comment | Subscribe |
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I keep calling these lessons, but they are examples and explanations, more than lessons. Names aside, please see Part 1 and Part 2 to catch up. The Google Doc of this example is here.
This time, I’m going to review my non-monthly bills. These are the bills that have to be paid, but not [...] January 15th, 2010 | Tags: budget | Category: Finance | Leave a comment | Subscribe |
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Frugal cooking can be an intimidating concept. It’s easy to turn a meal into a huge expense, but it’s not that hard to trim your grocery budget without sacrificing variety and flavor. It just takes some planning and a few money-saving techniques. We usually feed our family of five, often with guests, for about $100 [...] January 11th, 2010 | Tags: cheap, food, frugal, recipe | Category: Finance | One comment | Subscribe |
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