Welcome “Money Saving Mom” Readers!
I’m thrilled that you decided to spend a couple minutes at Simple Family Finance!!
Here’s the scoop.
Simple Family Finance is devoted to ANYONE from ANY INCOME LEVEL who desires financial freedom. I’d like to help you save money, get out of debt, and live a more frugal life. My family and I are living proof that you don’t necessarily need more money to accomplish that. My wife and I make far less than the average American household, but we’ve been able to increase our net worth by more than $60,000 in the last two years alone.
My goal is to provide the tools and inspiration for you to do the same if you wish. OR you can just tag along and save a little money here and there and check out some of the truly delicious recipes that are often provided.
Oh, by the way, while we’ll certainly discuss budgets and credit cards – because they’re important – Simple Family Finance is designed to be a little different. I’m a little different and I’m guessing you are too. So, follow along. I think you’ll like what you see.
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Each email subscriber will also receive a 20% off coupon to my book, Eating Well For Only $2 A Day. It’s a 200+ page book focused on providing the recipes and principles necessary for saving a silly amount of money on your food. There are over 150 recipes included – each less than $1 per serving.
We’re a relatively new blog, but the sidebar lists just a few of our most popular posts thus far…be sure to check them out. You can also click on the “Home” tab to find the most recent articles. Enjoy!
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Love the biscotti recipe! Look forward to following your blog!
Glad you liked it Sharon! Thanks for your interest.
I tried the biscotti recipe yesterday. Thanks! Your picture comparisons really got me excited about trying to make my own rather than buying them at the store. They were delicious and I threw in a few chocolate chips for added nutrients…
. I look forward to future blog posts and I might just have to pick up a copy of your book (using the money I saved by making my own biscotti).
Chocolate chips should be in everything – biscotti, applesauce, guacamole…
If you liked the biscotti recipe, you’ll love the rest of the recipes in the book as well. Lots of good, inexpensive desserts, as well as plenty of yummy entrees to hold you over until dessert
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