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Friends, Christmas is seriously right around the corner. How did that happen?! If you’ve been putting off shopping for gifts, you may want to get on that. I know it can be pretty daunting, especially if you’re on a Make a list (and check it twice) First off, make a list of who you need to buy gifts for. If you’ve got any family gatherings, get-togethers with friends, or there’s a Secret Santa game going on at work, make sure you add anyone that you have to buy a gift for. This will help keep you organized and you can check things off as you go along. HOW MUCH DO YOU HAVE TO SPEND Be realistic about this. You certainly don’t want to go into debt buying gifts and you still need to be able to pay your bills at the end of the day. Figure out how much money you have to work with and how you’re going to divvy it up among the people you need to buy gifts for. Don’t let yourself be pressure into buying gifts for spending a certain amount of money. It’s not about how much you spent on something, it’s about the thought you put behind it. So if that friend of yours wants to be flashy and spend money that’s fine. But THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX Giving someone a gift doesn’t always mean you need to spend money on them. So if you’re finding that your list is long but your budget is small, figure out some gifts to give that don’t cost a whole lot. This can include a book, a bottle of wine, a baked gift, something you made (for those knitters out there), etc. Think outside the box! The holidays used to be so stressful for me, but I’m really lucky that these days the holidays are super simple and I don’t really have to go too far to see family. However, I know that not everyone is as lucky as I am. The holidays can be stressful because oftentimes it means spending more money than we’d like to. So today I’d like to talk about a couple of ways you can stay on budget if you’re traveling this holiday season. Traveling for the holidays and on a budget? Heres how you can make