Personal Finance and Lifestyle Guide
Living on one income is often a difficult prospect for many families, especially when that one income is just above federal poverty guidelines for the average American family. A $25,000 per year income is not much. It’s not a livable wage for most people, but there are some who can make it work. In fact, […] More
Building a business takes time; something many people tend to forget or ignore when they hit the ground running with a genius idea. It takes money, time, effort and it takes a lot of patience to build a business and a brand, to bring in customers or clients, to engage the community and to build […] More
Many people struggle to lose weight. Changing their lifestyle and eating healthy can be difficult. The rewards of losing weight are looking better and feeling better. For some people, these reasons are not enough to make the drastic changes that are necessary to start losing weight. If you need more incentives, there are a few […] More
Keeping track of miles and rewards is a tedious and kind of obsessive job if you have numerous rewards and miles accounts. While not everyone does, there are many of us who have rewards accounts with just about anyone we’ve ever used to travel. I have rewards accounts with JetBlue, Delta, American Airlines, Spirit Airlines, […] More
When it comes to personal finance services, there are always those better than others and those that simply do not make it onto the list of beneficial services at all. However, the great people over at Kiplinger have given us a list of great financial services that were their top picks for 2015. If you […] More
No one loves shopping for a new vehicle. I despise it, myself. I dislike the pushy sales people, the sales talk, the sitting, the driving, the looking at different vehicles that look exactly the same to me. The last time I purchased a vehicle was last year, and it was stressful. I put it off […] More
If you want to invest and diversify your portfolio, you should consider investing in index funds you can buy and hold forever. It might sound a little counterintuitive since you typically don’t invest in the same thing and keep that investment forever. That doesn’t sound like much of a risk. Actually, investing in index funds […] More
Sharing is caring, and that’s not just something I tell my kids so that they’ll stop screaming at one another and begging me to discipline one of their siblings (because my 4-year-old doesn’t get that a 1-year-old might not always be the most reasonable and rational person around when it comes to sharing and negotiating […] More