Jesse Mecham

Hello Fellow Savers! After I graduated from high school I worked part-time for a health food store called Arizona Health Foods.  AZHF had their own line of supplements consisting of multivitamins, all the vitamins and minerals, CoQ10, digestive enzymes, glucosamine, etc.

In thinking about becoming the boss of your money, the subject of charitable giving just doesn’t go away. Check out these myths about giving.

I’ve seen what budgeting can do for relationships. Sit down every month and give every dollar a job TOGETHER and it will put your finances back on track.

One takeaway I got from some 150 credit hours of accounting? Keep things simple. Here's how Julie and I have our finances set up.

We are about a year and a half removed from our first home buying experience.

Jonathan over at MyMoneyBlog had a great article about how the concept of Kaizen ties in to personal finance. According to Wikipedia: a Japanese philosophy that focuses on continuous improvement throughout all aspects of life.

Your ability to take advantage of opportunities that come your way is directly related to your flexility with your finances.

Three important questions to ask yourself as you build your budget that will set you up for financial success.

Peace comes from aligning your money with your goals. It comes from the decision to have your money do what you actually want it to do.

Learn what you buy, figure out a “good deal” on those items, plan around the sale items, and don’t think Wal-Mart is the cheapest.

As many readers probably already know, we’re now a “working” family and no longer part of the student life that we grew to love over the past several years. I’ve recently written about the change to expenses that can happen with income rising even a little bit.

The normal month is the month where an unbelievable amount of unexpected things culminate and knock you financially off balance.