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There are three main components to our content. We want to share how we manage family finances in order to travel more and spend more time together.
Our site is for families, or those planning a family. Our family means the world to us and I know that you feel the same way (about your own family of course. We will be satisfied if you just like us).That is why most of the content you find here is all about the kids. In the future we plan to expand on content for teens as our kids grow. Subscribe to stay up to date on our latest posts.
Money is important. It’s hard to do most things without it. Growing up, I don’t remember learning about money, spending, saving, budgets or retirement. Most of us aren’t taught about money until we already are in debt or have made poor financial decisions. We want to share some practical solutions for making your money work for you. Financial freedom should be a goal for every family.
Our family loves adventure. We love to explore, learn and have fun wherever we go. Adventures can be local. Adventures can be in your own neighborhood or even your own house. Our goal is to share ways you can find more room for adventure in your family’s life, whether through travel tips or learning to get creative in your part of the world. Oh and we make sure to share how to do it on a budget.
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Fort Lauderdale is a great family-friendly destination for a few reasons. One of South Florida’s most popular cities offers beautiful beaches, exciting museums, and outdoor attractions. The city also gets nearly year-round sunshine and is a great alternative to Florida’s other tourist destinations like Orlando and Miami.
Austin has become more popular over the past few years, and you really need to see the city with your own eyes to understand why. The capital of the Lone Star State offers plenty of reasons to visit: 300 days of sun a year, live music, a great food scene, and opportunities to enjoy outdoor adventures. It’s also home to a major university and numerous startups.
Denver, Colorado is an incredibly family-friendly destination with a wide variety of activities that make it a destination that many families should put on their must-visit list. It’s also a city that many folks have a number of misconceptions about as well. We break down the myths and share some important tips and some of the best new and old attractions that the City of Denver has to offer.
Affectionately known as “The Bull City,” Durham, North Carolina, is bustling with a rich cultural, culinary, and natural landscape that’s the perfect destination for families. Nestled in the Research Triangle region and home to Duke University and historically Black North Carolina Central University, Durham is also an educational and tech hotspot for some of the world’s brightest minds. Here are five stops you must make on your first or next visit to the city.
If you’re thinking of visiting any National Parks with your family this year, you should consider getting the America the Beautiful Pass. This annual interagency pass gives you access to more than 2,000 recreational areas across the country.
Zion National Park is a National park located in Springdale, Utah. Zion is known for its red rock formations and scenic views.
Despite what you’ve been taught or have grown up seeing, you can spend your money on what you value. What you like. What you love.
It’s called values-based budgeting. And we’re going to show you how it works and how you can create a family budget that covers all of your bills, helps you save for the future, and keeps your money going towards the things you value most in life.
A healthy family money management system all starts with a fully-funded emergency fund. The last thing you want to do is need one after the fact and put yourself in a bad spot financially.
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Have you ever thought about where you bank? Like, have you seriously thought about it? A quick google search on what to look for in a bank account will result in thousands of articles on the subject.
Debit cards for kids are helpful financial literacy tools for teaching your children about money management. Cards are typically either tied to a checking account or are reloadable prepaid cards.
One of the most important tools we’ve used to reach our financial goals is the use of sinking funds. You may not be familiar with the term, but sinking funds are a great way to save money for events, large purchases, and other life and financial goals. Keep reading to learn more about sinking funds can help you reach your savings goals.
