Nice extra income 🙌🏼 I love that you separate finances with your hubby to avoid conflict. I know some people say married people should always combine, but if it keeps you from stressing, and it works for y’all, that is absolutely amazing! Nice progress on your debts 🎉 I like the new trackers, too 😊
Thank you! It does cut down on arguments when you have two wildly different approaches to finances 🙈 and thank you! I am getting more confident with my budgeting so I hope I can pick up the pace on paying them down!
My husband and I have a similar set up. He has his own spending money that I don’t count in our income and don’t track it. He has a good chunk of change each month he can spend on whatever. Usually take out, kids stuff, fun stuff, Home Depot stuff, and random misc. it makes it easy that he can manage that money himself while I take care of the main expenses.
Sounds about like what we do- if it works it works! Sometimes I wish my husband was a pro at financial stuff :) but at least this way he can do what he needs to do and I can make sure we’re relatively on track as a household without stressing.
Made it on budget just barely this month! Can’t wait for November so I can start coloring in my tracker sheets. How are you budgeting for the holidays??
You are in transition on the new 0% interest card ... But $12600/18 translates into $700 per month and not get caught with the bubble payment in the end.
Nice extra income 🙌🏼
I love that you separate finances with your hubby to avoid conflict. I know some people say married people should always combine, but if it keeps you from stressing, and it works for y’all, that is absolutely amazing!
Nice progress on your debts 🎉 I like the new trackers, too 😊
Thank you! It does cut down on arguments when you have two wildly different approaches to finances 🙈 and thank you! I am getting more confident with my budgeting so I hope I can pick up the pace on paying them down!
Happy to hear about your job. Switching to biweekly is exciting
I am a little too excited lol. I want magic months!
My husband and I have a similar set up. He has his own spending money that I don’t count in our income and don’t track it. He has a good chunk of change each month he can spend on whatever. Usually take out, kids stuff, fun stuff, Home Depot stuff, and random misc. it makes it easy that he can manage that money himself while I take care of the main expenses.
Sounds about like what we do- if it works it works! Sometimes I wish my husband was a pro at financial stuff :) but at least this way he can do what he needs to do and I can make sure we’re relatively on track as a household without stressing.
Good job staying on budget 🎉
Thank you!
Create a list of people youll be giving gifts to. Then put a a maxium per person to create a Christmas gift budget.
Made it on budget just barely this month! Can’t wait for November so I can start coloring in my tracker sheets. How are you budgeting for the holidays??
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You are in transition on the new 0% interest card ... But $12600/18 translates into $700 per month and not get caught with the bubble payment in the end.
A lot of people rob the grocery money for eating out. You effectively went over budget on groceroes roughly the zmount of your eating out.