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Know your budget
But with a little planning and dedication, it is possible to buy all you need and not go over-budget. The first thing to do is work out how much you have... more
Photo by: prosot-photography
Know your budget
But with a little planning and dedication, it is possible to buy all you need and not go over-budget. The first thing to do is work out how much you have coming in, and then deduct all the absolute essentials - like rent and utilities. Then think carefully about the next level of necessities - if you're children are a little older, they may even be able to help with this!
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Keeping on top of the bills these days isn't easy, with prices of many daily items seemingly increasing cent by cent, day by day. This can be even more of a challenge for single moms, who have their children to think about, and who, understandably, have a whole host of needs - from clothes and shoes to school trips and toys.
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