Isbn: 9798191213996 - budgeting for single moms: a practical guide to budgeting on one income, paying off debt, and building real financial security while raising kids on your own (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - You're doing everything right, and the numbers still don't add up. That's not a personal failing - it's a math problem nobody warned you about. Budgeting on one income while raising kids alone isn't the same game as ordinary budgeting advice assumes. Most guides are written for two incomes, predictable paychecks, and a partner to split the bills with. This one isn't. Budgeting for Single Moms is a practical, judgment-free guide built specifically for the real math of doing it alone - irregular income, childcare costs, inconsistent child support, and the guilt that comes with every hard financial choice. Inside, you'll find: - A step-by-step system for budgeting off your lowest month instead of your best one - How to build a starter emergency fund - even if $500 feels impossible right now - A debt payoff strategy chosen for motivation, not just math - How to stop guilt-driven spending without cutting your kids out of the fun - Real ways to navigate child support, benefits, and support systems without shame - Time-saving systems built for a schedule that has zero room to spare Each chapter follows real stories from real situations - no lectures, no spreadsheets you need a finance degree to understand. Just a clear, honest path from surviving to actually building something stable. The book also includes seven printable worksheets - a financial snapshot, a monthly budget template, a debt tracker, an emergency fund tracker, and more - so you can put every chapter into practice immediately. You don't need to have it all figured out today. You just need a plan built for your actual life.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You're doing everything right, and the numbers still don't add up. That's not a personal failing - it's a math problem nobody warned you about. Budgeting on one income while raising kids alone isn't the same game as ordinary budgeting advice assumes. Most guides are written for two incomes, predictable paychecks, and a partner to split the bills with. This one isn't. Budgeting for Single Moms is a practical, judgment-free guide built specifically for the real math of doing it alone - irregular income, childcare costs, inconsistent child support, and the guilt that comes with every hard financial choice. Inside, you'll find: - A step-by-step system for budgeting off your lowest month instead of your best one - How to build a starter emergency fund - even if $500 feels impossible right now - A debt payoff strategy chosen for motivation, not just math - How to stop guilt-driven spending without cutting your kids out of the fun - Real ways to navigate child support, benefits, and support systems without shame - Time-saving systems built for a schedule that has zero room to spare Each chapter follows real stories from real situations - no lectures, no spreadsheets you need a finance degree to understand. Just a clear, honest path from surviving to actually building something stable. The book also includes seven printable worksheets - a financial snapshot, a monthly budget template, a debt tracker, an emergency fund tracker, and more - so you can put every chapter into practice immediately. You don't need to have it all figured out today. You just need a plan built for your actual life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…