Coronavirus! What You Should Stock Up On With the pandemic looming over our households, everyone in the world is currently reeling. Everyone wants to stock up on food and items that are essential to our day-to-day. As many have noticed when going to the store, there is a shortage of certain products. I want to […] More
Quarantined? Keeping Your Kids Safe While Online The Coronavirus outbreaks have led to the CDC is recommending social distancing and schools have been dismissed for several weeks. Our children are turning to the Internet for education and entertainment. How do you keep them safe while online? Set a Routine Some schools are offering online curricula […] More
How To Host Easter This Year Easter will be arriving soon and with it comes the Easter baskets and the holiday meal. We all know the pressure of hosting a holiday feast with your family and friends. What do you do when it’s your turn to host? With these tips you’ll be sure to have […] More
How to Spend Spring Break on a Budget Statistically, students spend over $1 billion dollars a year during Spring Break; the largest expense being flights. We know most teens and young adults don’t want to concern themselves with a budget when on vacations with their friends. Spending money is inevitable, but one portion you can […] More
Buying a Car with your Tax Return? It’s that time of year where people anticipate receiving their tax returns. You may be contemplating buying a new car but wondering how much car you can afford. While brand-new cars usually offer the lowest interest rates, used cars’ purchase prices are almost always significantly lower. As the […] More
Take the Stress out of Tax Season Tax season is a stressful time of year for most people. Every year tax laws change and sometimes it’s difficult to keep up with what you can and can’t do on your tax return. With 2 months to go before 2019’s tax filing, did you know you can […] More
Awesome Presidents’ Day Sales Your Budget Will Embrace Presidents’ Day is synonymous with 3-day weekends and major sales on electronics, mattresses, home decor, bedding, and furniture. If you’ve been wanting to freshen up your bedroom, create a guest room, or add new decor, this is the time to buy. Television sales are still ongoing, and […] More
Filing this year (for 2018 taxes) is bringing with it changes to the tax code. As you prepare for tax time, here’s what you need to know. More
It won’t be long before the thrill of giving the perfect gift is replaced by the dread of the bills coming due in January. Whether you didn’t budget well or the excitement of the season led to a bit of overspending, you’re going to need some extra cash and fast. Especially if you want to avoid paying any interest on your purchases. Time to get some serious work done. More
It won’t be long before the thrill of giving the perfect gift is replaced by the dread of the bills coming due in January. Whether you didn’t budget well or the excitement of the season led to a bit of overspending, you’re going to need some extra cash and fast. Especially if you want to avoid paying any interest on your purchases. Time to get some serious work done. More
It won’t be long before the thrill of giving the perfect gift is replaced by the dread of the bills coming due in January. Whether you didn’t budget well or the excitement of the season led to a bit of overspending, you’re going to need some extra cash and fast. Especially if you want to avoid paying any interest on your purchases. Time to get some serious work done. More
Save More of Your Hard-Earned Money Everyday That blessed first Monday of September – Labor Day – is coming up. And whether or not you get to take off that day, everyone has good reason to save more of their hard-earned money everyday! In honor of Labor Day, I’ve rounded up 10 of my favorite […] More
