Creating a Monthly Budget

You'll wish you knew about these organization and decoration ideas sooner.

My dad would be shocked to read that I'm writing about money (really, that I'm even willing to talk about money).  Not exactly this compulsive I-need-that-Anthropoligie-top-right-now-spender's favorite topic.

Back-to-school sales and educational grants can help high school teachers save on classroom expenses.

We've collected the Top 12 Fall Fashion Tips just for teachers. Break out of your wardrobe rut this fall and bring practical and affordable style back into the classroom!

You know you need to save more and spend less, but how do you get started? Use these five simple steps to start your first budget.

You don't need to spend a lot to ensure that your students have all the materials they need. Follow these tips to cut down on the amount of supplies you buy, which will save you money and reduce environmental waste!

Living on a teacher’s salary can be challenging- especially if you’re the bread winner in the family or live in an expensive city. The present state of the economy and price of gas isn’t helping matters. However, these ten ideas are just a few suggestions on how to make your salary as a teacher work for you. You may already be aware of a few of them, so here’s a friendly reminder to help inspire you to stretch your dollar further.

One of the sad realities of being a teacher is trying to survive the summer months on a budget. Here are Tips For Teachers To Financially Survive the Summer.

While the ideal solution to tight classroom budgets is more public funding, here are 3 simple ideas to stretch those precious pennies in the meanwhile.

Here are some resourceful DIYs that will turn cheap and everyday objects into something useful for the classroom.

How I built my own classroom library on a very small budget. Helpful tips.

Without getting into the reasons that compensation for public school teachers is low, a low salary requires thoughtful conservation of money. While many teachers are often part of a household that has two incomes, that isn’t always the case. The usual tips apply

While it's still a fact of life that teachers must pay out-of-pocket for classroom supplies, we have control over how much we are willing to spend.

Whether you’re a qualified accountant or barely able to find the slot in a piggy bank, here’s our guide to budgeting, value for money and accountability.

Try these expert ideas for saving and budgeting and say goodbye to summer cash-flow stress.

They never tell you about paying for school supplies out of your own pocket when you’re getting a degree. However, there will always be a need to purchase supplies for your classroom and lessons, and we’ve found the perfect advice with these 12 tips for new teachers to help you stay on budget and have a successful first year.

Learn how you can get ahead with your finances using your teacher's salary. Get the tools and resources to help you build wealth quickly and easily!