While it probably comes as no surprise that the end of December and beginning of January are busy times for budgeting, September always shows a spike of interest, too.
Interestingly, our data here at YNAB reveals that a lot of people get back on the budgeting wagon at the start of the school year. It’s also a great way to tame the impending stress of the back to school schedule. The daily routine is going to change anyway it’s as good a time as any to create some new habits with the intention of improving your life. At the start of 2022, a lot of us felt unprepared to add to the growing list of things to-do sometimes maintaining the status quo is enough of a challenge.Īlthough the new school year isn’t the same shiny fresh start for parents as it is for kids, it can be. Except sometimes it just doesn’t work out that way. We collectively consider January 1st as our official clean slate to start establishing new habits and routines and, in general, that makes perfect sense. Maybe you’re organizing lunchbox snacks in the pantry or scouring stores for a three-pronged folder in a specific color to complete your kid’s school supply list, but whatever is keeping you busy on the last days of summer is a sure-fire reminder that new routines are on the horizon.Ī new school year means that it’s time to adjust sleep schedules, update wardrobes, and organize homework stations to give your kids the best start possible…but a new school year offers an opportunity to edit your own life a little, too. Ready to organize your finances and your life? Download our free printable habit tracker below.Īs the lazy days of summer come to an end, a lot of us find ourselves being shoved back into the hustle and bustle a new school year can bring.
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