Free Printable Halloween Coloring Sheets

Just a quick post today with a few free printable coloring sheets your little ones will love.

Halloween is upon us and it is that time of year to dress up and have fun!

And making cute arts and crafts you can display around the house is all part of the holiday. However, we don’t all have a bunch of time to put stuff like this together, so why not print out a cute Halloween coloring page and call it a day! Let your little one color while you finish getting their last-minute costume ready.

My kids love to color and I love using coloring as a means to teach them about other things. The first coloring page is for the little ones and can be used to teach shapes. You can teach oval, rectangle and triangle with this cute picture.

You can give them directions if you wish. You can say color the rectangle green, color the oval orange, and color the triangles black. This will help them with shapes and colors. and they will find it super fun!

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Learn to Stay on Budget

Do you find it hard to stay on budget? Many find budgeting too confining and often slip up and spend too much. If you overspend and find it hard to stick to your budget, you are going to love this guest post by Kate Underwood from Club Thrifty. Check it out here:

We all know we should be using a budget, right? After all, the benefits of effective budgeting are obvious. A budget can help you get out of debt, ensure you have money for all your needs, and motivate you to save for future goals. Heck, it might even give you the freedom to spend more lavishly on things you care about!

Unfortunately, too many of us struggle with budgeting and end up thinking it’s hopeless. We give up when we hit a few bumps in the road.

One thing to remember is that a budget is a powerful tool, but getting it right can take some time. Commit to it for the long haul, knowing you can fix things that don’t work for you.

If you’re struggling with getting your budget off the ground, we’ve got a few simple tricks you can try right now to help keep your budgeting journey on track.

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Learn how to recover from a financial crisis

Are you in a financial mess? Dealing with a financial crisis is difficult and it is important to take steps to get you back on your feet. If you are in this situation, you are going to love this guest post by Valentina Wilson from Best Debt Consolidation. Check it out here:

Are you going through a financial setback?

You are probably getting worried thinking about your situation! You might be undergoing stress and a loss of confidence too.

But trust me, your problems are not going to get better by hanging on to anxiety! Rather, you need to chalk out some effective way out to recover from your financial crisis.

A financial crisis can be the result of different factors like sudden job loss, incessantly high medical bills, bankruptcy, etc.

Whatever the reason be, a financial disaster can take a toll on both your physical and mental well-being!

That’s why you have to stop worrying now! Here I have listed some of the best possible ways for you to recover from your financial crisis.

Let’s get started!

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How to budget but still have what you want.

Do you LOVE budgeting? Most people don’t. Sometimes budgeting is like trying to find a parking spot at Costco on a Saturday morning! It’s downright hard! 

If you listed out the top things you want to do this weekend, I bet budgeting probably didn’t even make your top twenty. Yet, creating a budget can be a vital part of your wellbeing emotionally and physically.

But did you know, you can learn how to budget and still have what you want in life?

Knowing you have the money to cover your expenses keeps your life stress-free. And I don’t know about you, but I like to eliminate stress from my life.

Nonetheless, creating a budget doesn’t mean you can’t have what you want. In fact it if you use my methods, you will actually have more of what you want and stop feeling deprived. 

Your new financial life will be like a three-year-old opening up his first toy on Christmas. Like a child, you will wake up each day with excitement and jubilation because you are living the life you have always wanted and everything you do with YOUR money is intentional.

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Are you thinking about retirement? Even if you haven’t saved as much as you need, there are ways to boost your retirement. If you need help in this area, you are going to love this guest post from 
Danielle Kunkle Roberts from her personal blog entitled Danielle K Roberts.

Learn How to Boost Your Savings Before Retirement

Did you know that the average retiree only has around $50,000 saved once they retire? For most people, that will cover less than two years of expenses.

And living prices are skyrocketing. So much so, that even a million dollars doesn’t automatically mean that you will retire comfortably.

However, that doesn’t mean that you can’t prepare for your future. It also doesn’t mean that all hope is lost for you. Here are 3 ways to boost your savings for retirement, that won’t feel like a chore.

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Is emotional spending taking over your finances?

Are your emotions ruining your budget? Yes, your feelings could be digging you in deep. 

Many people use shopping as a form of therapy. And yes, we have all heard jokes floating around the office about some ‘good old” retail therapy.

Having a bad day at work? Then why not break out your plastic therapist and start shopping?

The only problem is, most of the time you end up feeling good for a while, but eventually buyers remorse sets in. You try to justify your spending but in the end, you feel awful after your glorious shopping spree. And what’s worse is when you later open up your HUGE credit card bill and see the amount of debt you owe.

It is time to stop the emotional shopping sprees and start taking control of your financial situation.

Emotional spending is a bad habit, but it is a habit that can be broken. And you are not alone. Learn how to stop your bad spending habits below:

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