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Quick – brainstorm 9 items you use every week from your pantry. Those essentials with a long shelf life can help you stay on track with your budget. AND they can keep you healthy and full, too if you’re smart about. Which items should you stock up on this winter? I’m here to help, friends! 1. Oats I can’t say enough good things about this superfood. Oatmeal makes not
HOORAY, I am excited to yet again be speaking at the Indianapolis Home Show. And yet again, I’m excited to offer an exclusive 2020 Indianapolis Home Show Coupon Code. Buying your tickets online saves you $2 off tickets at the door but the code QUEEN saves you $3. The show runs January 17th – January 26th. I’ll be speaking live on both Sunday January 26th at 2 PM & 4
It’s that time of the year when a lot of us begin to think about what we might do to breathe new life into our homes. Whether you’re looking to tackle a major project like a room addition or you simply want to redecorate, there’s a smart way to approach the process – one that won’t leave you flat broke. And if you think you have to borrow to renovate,
Even when it was popular, I’ve always considered myself more of a moderate couponer than an extreme one. Using coupons can sometimes feel like a hassle or a mystery that you can’t quite solve. And the couponing world has changed dramatically over the least decade. There are fewer paper coupons in circulation and many more digital optionsYou don’t have to give up hours and hours of your life or start
Two of the top New Year goals revolve around spending less and eating more healthfully. These aims usually intersect in the aisles while grocery shopping. If you want to completely transform the ways you spend money on the foods you eat, I’m here to help. This year, cut down on unnecessary spending and use what you have all while making wiser nutritional choices. 1. Start at Home I know I’m
Hi there, friends. It’s me – Cherie, the Queen of Free. This is my favorite time of the year because so many people are thinking about how to do better with their money. I LIVE to help you with this. And I’m going to do everything I can to cheer you along in your journey. As a recap, we paid off $127,482.30 in just under four years between 2008 and
The week between Christmas and a New Year toss most of us into a haze. But this is an incredibly important time to shore up finances from the year previous and launch into the next. Don’t miss these 7 Smart Money Moves for both the end and beginning of the year. End of the Year Reconcile Your Holiday Spending Last minute gifts, dinner out on the town, and all of
Parents everywhere know what happens on Christmas morning. A small child wakes you at the crack of dawn. The gifts around the tree look so magical. Within minutes, you’re left with a heap of wrapping paper, (mostly) overjoyed kids, and hungry peeps. You need a plan and fast! If you’re like me you don’t have the time or the budget to go to extremes. And most kids won’t go for
We love teachers! And at Christmas time, we want to share just how much gratitude we have in our hearts by not only giving gifts, but giving good gifts that are both practical and affordable. That’s why I’m teaming up with Jennifer Brinker, principal at Greenwood Middle School to share our favorite Teacher Christmas Gift Ideas to bless the special educators in your life during the holiday season. Try to
It started with a little sniffly nose. And then I heard my daughter cough one too many times. Before you could say “gesundheit,” she had a full blown cold. The tissues seemed to multiply all over the floor and I was up three times in the middle of the night helping her to find relief with steam from the shower. Getting sick when you’re a kid means a little extra
