Buying a Home in Today’s Economy
Shopping for a new home can be very exciting! But not knowing what the economy will be like in the years to come can be intimidating and overwhelming.
Tips for Turning Down an Invite When it Doesn’t Fit Your Budget
It’s always been a challenge for me to stick to my budget over the summer.
Staying on the Job: Four Tips for Making Yourself Indispensable
You’ve reached the middle of the week. Your nightmare from Monday is beginning to leave your mind but the anticipation of the days you must overcome to make it to the weekend has set in. You have so much on your plate at work, and a lot more to do when you get home; you’re exhausted. But let me tell you, nothing makes a day worse than expecting to have a bad day.
Creative Ways to Save on Energy
Summer is almost here! We can now enjoy our days at the park or take a dip into the pool, but unfortunately high temperatures mean rising electric bills!
6 Tips for Traveling Abroad (on a budget)
Going overseas or planning a Caribbean getaway seems to be a dream that’s too good to be true.
6 Ways to Cut Costs When Dining Out
Let’s face it… Dinner at home is great and all, but nothing beats getting dressed up and eat outside of the humble abode every now and then. But that doesn’t mean you have to bust into your savings account to do so!
8 Mother’s Day gifts that are basically free
Mother’s Day is right around the corner and you may or may not be [financially] prepared.
6 Tips for Your Summer Job Hunt
Looking for a summer job? The sooner you start, the better!
Feeling Stuck in Your Car Loan? It may be time to shop around.
Getting a new car is always exciting, however, most of us buy for our current lifestyle, rather than thinking about the future. A lot can change in the three to five years you financed your car for. A new baby requires more space; a…
Best Times to Buy in 2018
Want to get the best deal on everything that you buy? It all starts with knowing when to shop.
Rising Interest Rates: What do they mean for you?
You’ve heard the saying, “what goes up, must come down.” This is true of interest rates,