
Frustrated With Your Finances?
Hi, I’m Kristin and I used the feel the exact same way…
I can help.
My husband and I paid off $54,500 of debt in under 20 months and I learned a thing or two along the way.
I can teach you how to save money, get out of debt and love your life on a budget. It’s possible, I promise.
If you want practical advice, actionable tips, and encouragement to improve your finances, stick around…you’re in the right place.
I’m so happy you’re here!
HOW CAN I HELP YOU?

STRUGGLING TO SAVE MONEY?
GET YOUR FREE GUIDE…
Click the button below to download your 101 Frugal Living Tips free guide and start saving money today!
RECENT ARTICLES
- People Create These 8 Money Problems Then Blame Them on the EconomyThe economy does create real pressure, and rising costs have made life harder for a lot of people. At the same time, not every money problem comes from inflation, interest rates, or forces completely outside your control. Some financial stress builds slowly through habits that feel normal, justified, or even unavoidable in the moment. When…
- Angry Bride Says Her Bridesmaid Never Showed Up on the Wedding Day After She Paid for the Dress and Now She’s Considering SuingYou spend months planning a wedding, and somewhere along the way you start relying heavily on the people you asked to stand beside you. Bridesmaids are supposed to be part of the inner circle through the entire process. They help with events, show up for the rehearsal, and most importantly they’re there on the day…
- 9 Lifestyle Choices People Defend Even When They Can’t Afford ThemSome lifestyle choices become part of how you see yourself, which makes them hard to question even when the cost creates stress. Once something feels tied to comfort, identity, or routine, defending it can feel easier than admitting it no longer fits the budget. The tension shows up when money feels tight, but the choice…
- 9 Expenses That Turn a Good Month Into a Bad OneThe month can feel like it is finally going your way until one expense shows up and knocks everything off balance. Bills are paid, spending feels reasonable, and you start to relax a little, only for something unexpected to land at the worst possible time. These expenses are frustrating because they usually arrive without warning…
- 8 Financial Choices That Scream “I’ll Deal With it Later”Some decisions feel harmless because they do not create immediate consequences. They buy time, reduce discomfort, or push a problem just far enough into the future to ignore for now. The issue is that postponing responsibility often turns small problems into heavier ones, especially when money, health, or stability are involved. People usually recognize these…
- She Learned Her Parents Have Almost No Retirement Savings and Now She’s Terrified They’ll Expect Her to Support ThemYou grow up assuming your parents have things handled. They’re the adults. They’ve been working longer than you’ve been alive. Retirement is something they’ll figure out eventually. Then one day the conversation shifts, and you realize something that completely changes the way you look at your own finances. Your parents aren’t set up for retirement…