Money – #getthrifty {Sponsored by eMeals}

This week we begin a new year. With every new year comes resolutions. There are generally 3 major areas most of us choose to focus on each year - losing weight/getting healthy, becoming organized, and/or saving money. I admit, I jump on that wagon each year, too. I didn't last long in 2012 - it was a rough year all around. I'm choosing a different approach this year, which you will hear all about over the next month.

eMeals has teamed up with me again for 2013, and has tips that go along with those 3 general goal areas. Friday we focused on losing weight/getting healthy. Saturday we focused on getting organized. Today we focus on saving money.

Are you wanting to get your family on a budget this year? Use this simple budget form to get the process started. Fail to plan, plan to fail!

Chris and I have some serious student loan debt. It's not pretty. I signed up for Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover website and have already created our budget for January. I've set up all of our debts in the debt snowball tracker. We're going to do this.

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by eMeals. Graphics in this post have been provided by eMeals.
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