Budgeting Secrets for Financial Success with Alison Baggerly

No Guilt Mom | Overcoming Mom Guilt, Parenting Tips, & Self Care for Moms

It’s time to talk about budgeting, baby! Meet our newest friend Allison, the founder of Inspired Budget and the author of the book "Money Made Easy."

If you want to break free from living paycheck to paycheck, this episode is for you! It is so important that we understand when our income comes in, and when our expenses go out. Allison breaks down the importance of understanding when your income comes in and when your expenses go out. She also gives us some practical tips for managing unexpected expenses and discusses the mindset shift from seeing a budget as a punishment to embracing it as a tool for financial control and peace of mind. She also highlights the value of creating a buffer in your budget and using mini-budgets to regain a sense of control when unexpected expenses arise.

Join us for a candid and insightful conversation on managing money and taking charge of your financial future!

In This Episode of No Guilt Mom You Will Learn:

• How to shift your mindset from viewing a budget as a punishment to seeing it as a valuable tool for financial control and peace of mind.
• Insight into creating a financial cushion by saving for future needs and long-term goals.
• The idea of aligning your financial goals with your values and priorities, making budgeting more meaningful and sustainable.
• How to involve your family and loved ones in the budgeting process and build financial harmony in your household.

Resources We Shared:

Allison’s free budget class: https://inspiredbudget.com/class

Money Made Easy: How to Budget, Pay Off Debt, and Save Money by Allison Baggerly

The Inspired Budget Podcast

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