Think adopting a family budget means throwing fun out the door? Take another look. How much fun is your family having without a budget? Most of the time, our extra cash is spent before we get to family fun night. And when was the last time you had a vacation without credit cards?
First, consider all the stuff you can do for free - or nearly free. Parks, playgrounds basketball or tennis courts are available in most communities. Take up in-line skating, go on hikes, or tour bicycle paths. Making these activities an entertainment option will also get your family away from the TV and involved in some healthy exercise.
Most families like movies, so set aside money to see one or two movies a month, and decide as a group which movies you'll see. Matinees are the way to go, and don't be afraid to use coupons and special offers. When you're not going to the theater, rent videos and invite friends to bring a snack and join you for a movie night.
Speaking of friends, entertain them without shelling out for an expensive dinner. Throw a potluck party and enjoy visiting with your friends rather than cooking and cleaning.
Lastly, save money every month for a family vacation. Choose a realistic destination and talk it up all year. By the time you leave, the kids will be on board and ready for a fantastic time.
Approaching family fun as a team can actually bring your family closer. Quality wins over quantity every time.
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