Being a newlywed can be hard work- especially in the finance department. As you’re establishing your new lives together, it’ll be a good idea to start putting some money away. Whether you decide to save it for a rainy day, want to save to buy a house, or just have some money put away, it’s never a bad idea to keep some cash on the side. Here, I have put together 5 different ways you can save money. Share Meals. This one may be a little extreme to think about, but it makes sen

If you live in Denver, you know the housing markets are extremely high. The idea of living off of one income could seem impossible, but it’s not. After all, people live off of one income for plenty of reasons- one person wants to be a stay at home parent, one wants to go back to school full time, or maybe someone just wants to quit their job. Hey, it happens for plenty of reasons. Whatever your reason for living on one income is, here are some ways to help make that happen. 1

Going back to school can be a tedious task for both parents and kids. However, it’s something that has to be done every year and each year seems to feel like the year before. It’s VERY stressful to wait until the last minute to do school shopping because you’ll find yourself in the middle of what feels like a war zone in the school supply isle. Let’s go over a few things you can do to make going back to school a little easier on your family. Have your supplies ready. With the

You’ve stood at the alter and said “I do” now it’s time to make your financial vows. As scary as the thought may be, it’s a very important task and hurdle to get through together. The most important thing is to be open and honest with one another about how much money you have or don’t have as well as how much debt you may be in. Let’s get started…. Combine your finances. First thing’s first, you might decide you want to keep your finances YOUR finances. After all, they’ve bee