In a world where love is sometimes seen as the solution to all our problems, it's important to remember that love doesn't magically make our bills disappear. As a single mom of two who's been through a divorce, I've learned that while love is important, it can't replace financial security.
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In this crazy world, things are getting more expensive every day, and it can be challenging trying to make ends meet with just a regular 9 to 5 job. As a single mom, I know how hard it can be to balance work, kids, and ME time all while trying to give my kids the best life possible.
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Hey, there! In 2024, it's super important to use your credit cards wisely. With the cost of living going up like crazy and the temptation to splurge everywhere you look, understanding how to use credit cards like a pro can make a huge difference in your money situation.
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Living on a low income is a challenging reality for many individuals, especially those who are responsible for supporting children. Whether the child support payments are under 20 dollars or well over a hundred keeping the child support away from your monthly budget is essential. Under this type of circumstance, every penny counts, and budgeting becomes a crucial aspect of financial survival.
Managing finances as a single parent on a low income can be challenging. However, I can swear to you that it's not impossible. I know this firsthand as a single mom who recently paid off her first credit card with a $750 limit in just a few months.
Turning 30 is often seen as a significant milestone in one's life. It's the age when many people start to make important financial decisions. While some may have established credit histories and financial stability by this point, others, like me, might be taking their first steps into the world of credit cards.
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family, and feasting. However, for single mothers on a tight budget, the holiday season can be a source of stress and financial strain. But don’t worry, girl with careful planning and some creative thinking, you can still create a memorable Thanksgiving without breaking the bank.
Entering your 30s is a significant milestone that is marked by newfound responsibilities, goals, and aspirations. One crucial aspect of this stage is making money and achieving financial stability.
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I have been a stay-at-home mom since my first child was born in 2017. No woman in my immediate life gave me any solid advice on how to save money as a stay-at-home mom. In fact, many of the women in my life could not relate to not having a job and being home for a long stretch of time to take care of their child or children.
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