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I was recently featured in USA TODAY talking about 10 habits that can drive up your grocery bill and what you can do about them. Grocery spending is one of those budget categories that can change quickly. A few extra trips, more convenience foods, or buying things without a plan can add up before you realize it. And when groceries run over, that money has to come from somewhere else in your budget. If your grocery bill has been harder to manage lately, I think youβll find this article helpful: βRead the USA TODAY articleβ Eager to see you thrive, Prisca CONNECT WITH ME ON INSTAGRAM Note: This email may contain affiliate or referral links which means I may receive a commission if clicked at no extra cost to you! I appreciate your continued support! |
I help professional women balance their desire to enjoy life now with the need to save for the future without stressing over every dollar.
Thank you to everyone who joined The 3-Step Plan to Grow Your Savings Simply and Consistently live on Sunday. It meant a lot to have you there. I want to tell you why I put this together in the first place. Right now, everything feels more expensive. Groceries, gas, just about everything. And on top of that, there's constant talk about the economy, whether we're headed for a recession, what's coming next. It's a lot to carry, and it's easy to feel despondent about money when it seems like the...
Monday I'm kicking off the Journey to Zero Challengeπ₯³. Five days, one short lesson a day, built for women who want an actual plan and don't have hours to go build one from scratch. Not interested in receiving Friday Freebie gifts, but still want to get other emails from me? No need to unsubscribe from all my emails - just CLICK HERE and you won't receive any more Freebie Friday gifts. I already know what a lot of you are thinking when a challenge invite lands in your inbox: "I don't have time...
Last week I was scrolling and landed on a post from another creator where he was sharing the difference between when someone invests just enough to get the match at work and another maxes it out. One comment caught my attention. NO ONE? Now, I usually don't engage with commenters like this but it was important to me that people knew the truth. I replied that I max out my retirement and I don't make multiple six figures. Of course, I didn't change his mind but that was never the point. I made...