become financially stable

is to be financially stable and independent which becomes increasingly difficult with each passing day

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This is a trying time in our relationship because we recently got married and we’re combining everything. The hardest part is that this is Eric’s last semester and is not working so my income is trying to support us and save for May when we move. I’ve learned we’ll never have enough money for anything, but I want us to become more responsible and learn to save up for the most important things and to always have a nest egg – which we’ve done a great job of doing.

To start getting on top of thngs financially which means a budget, not passing chances up to earn extra cash, paying people & clearing debts off and saving where & when I can

I want to be save more money

I would like to go 3 months without worry about late fees and have a decent amount of money in savings.

I have just accepted a position where this is a possibility… The likely hood is in fact pretty great. This excites me.

Track money more closely
Think twice before spending money

To me – this means being in a place, financially, where I am able to independently maintain my bills, in addition to providing financial stability for my children and myself. This does not mean merely making ends meet. This means being comfortable. This does not mean being wealthy (although it would be nice). This is the first thing in my life, I find okay, to be mediocre about. Having this sort of stability would allow me to make sound decisions regarding my life and the life of my children. Not being financially stable corners me in and limits my choices. I do not want to be limited in my life, therefor, I will release myself, within due time from the handcuffs this disposition has placed upon me.

I am 700 dollars in debt my job is on holiday and i have 1,000.00 dollars in my bank account and i start school in the fall….how far can 1000.00 dollars take me ? NOT far enough.