Sarah VanHoose
So, you want to save some cash? You certainly have my backing! Whether you’re saving for your starter emergency fund of $1,000, padding your fully funded emergency fund of 3-6 months of savings, or simply looking for more room in your monthly expenses these tips offer ways to save money and can definitely help you […]
Let’s talk about setting goals. I know, I know – you’ve got goals hitting you from all corners right now. It’s that time of the year-specifically, where new year’s resolutions are at the forefront. For example, the organic produce will be a hot commodity and the gyms will be full (for about 30ish days probably).
Setting Goals for 2021 & 2020 Updates Read More »
As we head into the last few weeks of the year, I wanted to take you through a bit of a 2020 year in review from my perspective. You’re going to laugh at me when I tell you that I REALLY thought that 2020 was going to be the best year, yet. Something about the
2020 Year in Review: Flipping the Perspective Read More »
Lee & Ann: Hopeless to Hopeful I can’t wait to share this financial success story. Perhaps you can relate to Lee & Ann’s story. Have you ever found yourself losing sight of hope? In what feels like way too deep and just not quite sure what to do next? Stressed out on the daily, to
Client Financial Success Story Read More »
This is the number one stressor and complaint that I hear from women in marriages when it comes to their household money management. I’ve outlined some tips for talking to your spouse about money…
Spouse On Board with Money Management Read More »
Can you use credit cards responsibly? I’ve used credit cards irresponsibly in the past. I have since learned to use them responsibly and I’d love to talk you through how.
How to use credit cards responsibly. Read More »
Debt is a four letter word. Debt payoff plan in 10 steps. Quit using that four letter word!
Debt is a four letter word: Debt Payoff Plan Read More »
Buying a home is a big deal, and I want you to get excited about it. This is a terrific goal, and one that many of my budget video training students and clients have as their focus point.
Tips for Buying a Home: 10 Considerations Read More »
When I can reframe my attitude; my face softens, my perspective shifts and instead of the annoyed disposition that is only hearing the negative – I’m able to take a breath, and truly listen.
Fix your Face: Attitude Adjustments Read More »
Budgeting has a bad reputation-it can be perceived as difficult, unnecessary, cumbersome, and annoying (I’m sure you can toss a few more words at me too!) However, whether you want to admit it or not, you need it! You can’t be financially responsible without a plan. I’m going to walk you through 10 EASY steps
My 10 Steps for Starting a Budget Read More »