Believe And Budget
Money Talk with The Maloneys
Category: money
Skys the limit: Roth IRA BeNEFITS
Saving money is important, but investing is even more important. You want to reap the benefits of interest that works for you rather than against you. Interest works against people with debt because it continually adds up, but when people invest it grows and grows for the good! Let us share with you the Roth IRA Benefits and why we have one and you should too!
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5 Morning Routines for Success!!
day? The world may have fell down around them, and they still find the positivity out of it. Many people tell me that this is me. I am the best me all the time. I strive to be happy every single moment. I am the one who was in a financial mess and still lived on a sweet budget. I want to show you how to clear your financial mess and be happy with 5 morning routines for success!
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Budget Break Down
Want to know how to budget, but don’t want no one to know you don’t really know how? We have you covered! You will be able to deep dive into your own budget step by step with us and you won’t have to tell anyone you do not know how to officially budget. We will simply break it down for you and we won’t tell a sole. You got this because knowledge is key. You learned basic stuff in school and how to think and strategize, now let’s take what you know from school and learn the stuff they should have taught us in school.
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How it feels to have paid off your home
Ever feel like you cannot reach your money goals? We understand! We had been in exactly your shoes, and unfortunately we did not have anyone to really see that this is possible. No one in the tiny living community lives a budget life that we found during the middle of our journey. We tell you about our journey and how it truly feels once you have a home paid off!! We will show you how and why not to give up on your goals!
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How Do I Budget?
Don’t you want to dance? Don’t you want to love? Don’t you want to be happy? Don’t you want to not fight about money? Or even better do you want to be on the same goal as yourself or your spouse? If you do, and want to learn how we budget stick around. We have simply learned how to budget through trial and error and want you to learn from our experience with this routine.
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2 Year ANNIVERSARY of Living Tiny — We STILL LOVE IT!
We want to share with you something that is not common in the United States, but is growing more and more popular – tiny living. We took the plunge and wanted to live our dream early rather than waiting until we were 65 years old. As I am writing this, well a little late, but our 2 year anniversary of tiny living has passed us up and we are excited that we have made huge financial moves too. Cheers to our 2 years anniversary of living tiny! We share how living tiny has helped us financially, and living tiny could help you too! Let us show you what we have done to hopefully inspire you too!
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How to Manage a Cashless Lifestyle
Need a cashless budgeting system that will be the 2020 decade budgeting method with more touchless payment methods and debit cards. Keeping germs away with using cashless budgeting! Cash will it be a thing of the past like Checks…we can thank Covid-19. We want to share with you two apps that will help you cashless budget and of course our yearly bullet budget journal. We will let you determine which is better to budget with as a cashless budget. It will be your strategic thinking for the week.
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How I failed to make a list and still went to the grocery store!
I failed and did not make a list when I went grocery shopping and still stayed under $65 for 9 meals! You might be thinking…how the heck did you do that? Well…I might have been going in the wrong direction when I made the choice to do it. But I needed to waste time and knew we needed food at home. I will teach you how I did it so you can do it to with these tips!
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4 Lessons My Wedding Ring Debt Taught Us – Build Your Marriage On a Good Foundation
My wedding ring was a debt my husband had when we were engaged, but he paid it off fully before we got married. I would like to say I motivated him, but isn’t that what all women would say? Please laugh with me! Here are 4 tips to pay off a wedding ring!
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8 Tips to Help You on your Target Shopping Trips
Target is a very dangerous store for anyone, but especially momma’s. We can go in there and send easily $100+ dollars and then we are like what? How did that happen? I am 99% sure you’ve had this moment in target too. Well I have definitely! I am going to tell you how to avoid and stop yourself from spending over $100 in Target my friend and stop feeling guilty for doing it.
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We are the Maloneys!
We are here to help you live a better life by believing, budgeting, and growing your networth!
We paid off 112k worth of debt in 6.5 years, cash funded our $10k wedding, saved $10k for our baby, paid for 2 cars with cash, and grew our networth to six figures!
We travel the US in our RV and create handmade jewelry!
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1:1 Grocery Budget Coaching
Set up a 1:1 grocery budget coaching session to get a personalized plan on how to save at the grocery store!
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