monthly goals
Here is the summation of our goals for 2010:
Save 8 months of living expenses. We ended up saving 5 months worth of living expenses. Last month we had to pay nearly $2,000 out of pocket to insure our family for the rest of...
We have finally recovered from our month of Murphy and are once again making traction on our goals. Here is how we did:
Save 8 months of living expenses. We saved another .58 of a month. We...
October was our first full month of once again setting financial goals and trying to stick to them. Here is how we did:
Save 8 months of living expenses. Thanks to our Murphy month, no progress...
I haven’t written down our financial goals since before the baby was born, so I decided it is about time to do it again. I will post a progress report every month.
I am on a...
Five weeks ago I made a list of things I would like to accomplish around the house before the baby is born. I made pretty good progress until I was put on bed rest last week....
The baby is due in one short week, so now seemed like a good time to focus on our goals in order for me to be able to become a stay at home mom. Overall, we...
Our third baby is due in 7 short weeks, and in about 2.5 months, I will be without a paycheck. Here are our goals for weathering this financial storm, so to speak, and our progress:
I have always dreamed of being a stay-at-home mom, and now, with our third child due in April, we are trying to get “gazelle intense” as Dave Ramsey says and make the most of my income. ...
I am now back to work full-time and expect to keep my job until at least April. These are the new goals I am working on to help my dream of being a stay-at-home mom a...
I am now back to work full-time and expect to keep my job until at least April. These are the new goals I am working on to help my dream of being a stay-at-home mom a reality.