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Money Matters: New Year's Spending Survey

Motherhood Moments

With the holiday season in full swing and inflation weighing on people’s finances, more than 75% of Americans expect to spend less on New Year’s plans compared to last year and 1 in 3 people are planning to make a finance-related New Year’s resolution for 2023, according to a new WalletHub survey , released today. Thanks for reading!

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3 Smart Steps to a Debt Free Christmas

Family Balance Sheet

The average American will spend about $700 on holiday purchases* and unfortunately many people will get a little surprise in the mail in January when the credit card bills start rolling in. 3 Smart Steps to a Debt Free Christmas. Do you feel behind or stressed about the upcoming holiday expenses? top photo credit.

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3 Smart Steps to Pay Cash for Christmas

Family Balance Sheet

Americans will spend about $900 on holiday purchases** and unfortunately, many people will get a little surprise in the mail in January when the credit card bills start rolling in. Your first step is to sit down with your spouse and family and brainstorm all of your holiday spending needs. How do you save for Christmas spending?

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10 Ways to Recover From Christmas Debt

For the Mommas

10 Ways to Recover From Christmas Debt. After the holidays are over, they quickly realize just how much overspending they did. The following tips are meant to help you recover without becoming overwhelmed by your Christmas debt. #1: 1: Accept the Debt. . #1: 1: Accept the Debt. 8: Contact Credit Card Companies.

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10 Must-Know Personal Finance Tips for Moms’ Financial Success

Penny Pinchin' Mom

However, if you have been following me, you know that I am quite serious about finding ways to not only get out of debt but also how to create a budget (and stick to it) as well as how to save money without necessarily depriving your family of the quality of life they deserve. Again, you’re not alone with this problem.

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Saving Tips & Free Crediting Monitoring

For the Mommas

Saving more (52%), spending less (19%) and paying off debt (19%). If you achieve it, nothing happens, but if you don’t achieve it, the site will charge your credit card and donate money to a charity whose cause you hate. Consumers with better credit scores have better interest rates. Paying Off Debt. Spending Less.

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Friday Links – Colder Than Mars Edition

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

How did your holidays go? If so, follow these 3 Basic Rules from Bob at Dwindling Debt. Do you have a credit score that needs some love? Read Carmen’s post, How Do I Improve My Credit Score? Christmas and New Years with friends and family went well though. How about you guys? over at Gajizmo.

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