How can we save money for our baby’s arrival?

How can we save money for our baby’s arrival?

Marie, I have been told that I need to save a lot of money for our children’s future studies. But we sometimes have a tight budget. Our baby is tiny and comes with a lot of expenses. Do you have anything to suggest? Thanks for any information you can provide. Amelia

Amelia, you are right. There are so many things you need to buy when a little one arrives. Today, we also spend a lot of money, even though the things we buy may not be necessary. For advice about saving for your baby’s studies, you have to look long-term, saving small amounts which will grow over time. You’ll see. Please read an article I wrote with a financial expert, New Parents: 3 Effective Ways to Save.

Talk soon,

Marie

The Baby Expert

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