When I first started thinking seriously about money, it wasn’t just because I wanted to save more. It was because I wanted more from life—more intention, more health, more time with my family, and yes, more financial freedom too. But what I didn’t want was to give up everything that made life feel full just to hit a savings goal.
That’s where Chic Money Life began.
I’m a mom of two, and like many families, we juggle a lot—work, childcare, meals, schedules, and that never-ending mountain of laundry. It’s easy to fall into the trap of “quick and easy,” especially when it comes to spending. For a long time, I thought grabbing takeout or making a few impulse buys was harmless—until I realized I was spending a lot of money on things that didn’t make me happy, weren’t healthy, and didn’t align with the kind of life I actually wanted.
At the same time, I realized I didn’t want a life of restriction either. I love good food, nice clothes, time in nature, and cozy moments with my kids. I believe in choosing quality over quantity, in spending with purpose, and in making space for joy—not just cutting costs for the sake of it.
So this blog is my way of sharing that journey—of creating a life that’s not only financially sound but also full of health, joy, and intention. I’ll be sharing what’s worked for me, where I’ve messed up, and what I’m learning along the way. From budgeting and mindful spending to healthy routines and family life, Chic Money Life is a space for real people trying to live well with what they have.
This isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress.
And I’m so glad you’re here.
Chic Money Life 
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