6 Steps to Pay off Debt

Do you have credit card debt or student loans that are taking a large chunk of your income each month? Once you learn to tell your money where to go, you'll be on your way to becoming debt free. Today I am sharing six steps to take to help you get started and stay on the right track when paying off your debt. Having the right mindset makes all the difference!

Slow Fashion Summer // Challenge Complete

It is officially Fall but I am still wondering when the cooler weather will hit North Carolina. This Summer was a busy one. I got married, honeymooned in Mexico, took a little roadtrip to the midwest, and just stayed all-around busy. The beginning of Fall also signifies the end of a Summer challenge I participated in, Slow Fashion Summer.

Frugal Fiancée: Wedding Budget

Remember when I told you guys that I worked for an event planner in college? Well, spending other people's money on weddings was awesome compared to what I am doing now. Having a wedding under $6,000, like pinterest suggests you can, is nearly impossible if you want to have it photographed and feed your guests something other than a McDonalds cheeseburger (the one from the value menu - no you can't even have a big mac). Today I'm sharing a few budgeting tips to keep in mind when creating your initial wedding budget.

How I Paid Off $28,000 in Student Loan Debt

This is the story of my debt-free journey and how I paid off around $28,000 in about 17 months.

Do you have student loans or credit card debt? Don't be too hard on yourself. Most people have been there. I officially became debt-free in November of 2016 and it was and still is the greatest feeling. I paid off a little over $28,000 in about 17 months. I hope my story inspires you to take a look at your finances and work your way towards gaining financial freedom for yourself.

Create a Monthly Budget

Do you live by your monthly budget? If not, this one is for you. If you have financial obligations and goals (so I'm pretty much talking to everyone here), you need a monthly budget. Grab a piece of paper and let's get to it.