Many financial experts are sharing bad money advice, especially encouraging people to go into more debt if they lose their jobs due to the coronavirus crisis.

But the last thing you need is to get deeper into credit card debt. There is an unprecedented amount of help being offered, for instance, relief in the form of extra unemployment payments, stimulus checks, student loan payments deferment.

Also, banks and utility companies are working with clients to make arrangements for those you lost their incomes.

So, instead of getting into more debt, follow this plan to survive a layoff or furlough without getting deeper into debt.

For my step-by-step guide, visit my blog at https://www.yezminthomas.com/bad-money-advice-during-the-coronavirus-crisis/

Believe it or not, after our mortgage groceries are the second-highest expense in our budget. So, how much should you be spending on groceries for your family? In this episode, I give you guidelines and also share the resource that I use to save money grocery shopping.

For more information on my Smart Grocery Shopping and Meal Planner visit https://www.yezminthomas.com/groceries

Are you spending too much money on rent, food, or gas? These are great recommendations to figure what percentage of your income should go to what expenses.

For a detailed breakdown on my recommendations, check out my blog post at https://www.yezminthomas.com/what-percentage-of-your-income-should-go-to-what/

Also, for my training on how to save money on groceries and to get my Smart Grocery Shopping Toolkit visit: https://yezminthomas.net/smart-grocery-shoppping-cart