Not everyone is a budgeting fan. I don’t love to budget, but I know it works. Unless you are naturally frugal – which I’m not – budgeting is likely the only way you can really see where your money is going and keep your spending in track. I even go as far as to call it a […]
Saving in college
I stepped on my college campus for the first time 11 years ago. And in four years, I learned a lot about myself. I also learned a lot about money. (I’m adding a couple of photos of the college years I pulled from Facebook. Mostly just because they humor me.) 1. Fun can be had […]
Saving money while renovating a fixer-upper home
If there’s one thing we’re pretty familiar with at NewlyWoodwards, it’s buying a home. We’ve done it five times since 2007, so I’m considering ourselves at least somewhat knowledgable about the process. That doesn’t mean we LIKE the process. It’s terrible, tedious, stressful, time-consuming and just horrible overall, in my opinion. But buying a house […]
Saving with a new job
Starting a new job makes you feel like you are rolling in dough. Here are a few of my tips for saving from the beginning.
Saving with baby
Having a new baby can cost a small fortune. Here are a few ways to save some money and details about a new contest with a chance to win $500.




