We have been busy at MainstreamMom this week. With a new Online Coupon Codes page, several new articles and even a new affiliate (Debteye) we hope you found some good stuff to help manage your personal finances.
The goal and purpose of this site is to help you as much as we can when it comes to money & home management.
Financial education doesn’t require a degree in finance. You don’t have to be a geek or nerd to crunch the numbers (I use geek & nerd in the kindness sense – nothing wrong with being smart!).
Creating financial security means freedom. It means achieving your dreams and goals. Don’t let debt ruin your life. Get smart.
Have you checked out our free workbook …in the sidebar? If you’re interested in creating a solid foundation, we encourage you to read it!
Some additional articles from this week to check out
Risking Everything For Education at Untemplater.
Make an Extra $50/Week Working for Amazon at The Penny Hoarder.
College Students as Victims of Identity Theft at The Frugal Toad.
Do You Have What it Takes to be a Successful Entrepreneur? at DollarVersity
Grocery Budget Reality at Cents To Save
Why We Have Official Family Meetings at Family Money Values
Never Miss Good Opportunities to Spend Your Money at One Cent at a Time
How Kindergarten Made Me a Better Mom and Entrepreneur at The Mogul Mom
The Pitfalls of Buying Your First Property at Money Is the Root
13 Ways to Exercise & Work Out Without a Gym Membership at Money Crashers
Reconsider Your Ride to Work at So Over Debt
7 Steps to A Successful Bake Sale at Cozi.com/LiveSimply
Break the Salary Silence: How to Talk About Money at Down-To-Earth Finance
Top 10 Principles of Personal Money Management at Payoff
The Power of Compounding at Practical Money Skills
How to Successfully Master Any Money Issue at Financially Smitten
Carnivals that featured MainstreamMom articles
Canadian Finance Carnival #54 at Canadian Finance Blog showcased Beth Kobliner Interview: Get a Financial Life
