It's largely known that women hold the purse strings to most families.
By Alaina Sheer
As a single mom I hold all of the purse strings, that's for sure. And until Benjamin learns how to balance the books I'll be flying solo when it comes to money matters. After leaving my husband when Benjamin was just four-months-old I had not a cent to my name, in fact, I was overwhelmed in debt - most of it his - and didn't even know where to start.
Not having any money to spend made it easier to not
spend, but with nothing left over to save - let's just say, that now,
nearly three years later, I'm still catching up.
But I'm almost there. I have my own thriftiness and hard work to thank but also these two blogs.
The
blogs author, Single Ma, became debt free in 2007. Throughout her
entire fight to conquer debt she's been tracking her finances and
spending on her blog. It's an amazing resource and a raw peak into
another mom's checking account.
This
blog is one of my personal favorites - the author is a twenty-something
professed shop-a-holic who has curbed her spending ways and completely
climbed out of debt. Check this one out - I guarantee you'll learn
something and also feel like you should start packing your lunches more
often.
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