It’s that time of year when folks start writing up their New Year’s resolutions. I don’t plan on doing any for the coming year, just continuing to do what I’m doing now.
As I have written extensively in the past about this, I thought I’d lend you some help if this is a project you are diving into. Some of the most popular NYR include saving money, earning money, spending less money, and getting organized.
- How to save money at the grocery store and beyond! (from 2022 but it’s all solid, timeless info)
- How to make a little extra money (from 2015)
- A Practical Guide to Setting a Budget (Part One, Part Two, Part 3) These were written at the end of 2020, but the information is all still relevant.
- Canva Printables I’ve made to help organize my household (These are FREE)
- And I updated my Monthly Free Food Resources page. All of the information is up to date as of this month, and I will continue to update as new information becomes available.
I just learned about this the other day when I logged onto my Capital High Yield Savings account.

Just in time for summer break, when your kids are so hungry all the time. Grocery Outlet is hooking us up with a $5 of $25+ purchase!

Financial literacy is near and dear to my heart. I’ve spent much of my adult life working hard to save money, pay bills on time, and live within my means. It is a lot of effort and work, but, it’s made my life less stressful.
