These 33 tips for buying teacher clothes on a budget will help educators look great and save money this school year! Teachers need clothes that are both functional and school-appropriate, but building a professional wardrobe on a teacher’s salary during a time of rising prices and inflation can prove challenging–especially when many new teachers won’t…
Teachers should review their personal finances every year to assess their income, expenses, and savings, and make any necessary adjustments to their spending or saving habits. The end of the year is a great time to conduct an annual personal finance review! Why is an annual review of your personal finances important? Conducting an annual…
For most of us, utility bills and related household expenses make up a large portion of our monthly expenses. For this reason, taking steps to lower utility costs provides numerous benefits. Small savings add up over time, and you can put the money you save toward paying down debt, building up your savings, or for meeting other financial goals. The following ideas will help you get started lowering your monthly utility bills.
Living on a teacher’s salary isn’t easy, yet taking control of your money and effective financial planning depends on spending less than you earn. For this reason, if you track your daily spending and expenses you will gain valuable insight about your finances and spending habits. Even if you think you have a good idea…
