Lawn care can be a significant cost of homeownership so don’t get caught unprepared as I was this year. Continue reading
Learn from my mistake, and with Memorial Day weekend soon approaching, take a few minutes now to clean and prep your grill and save the cost of replacing your cooker. Continue reading
A government report last year from the Agriculture Department’s Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion found that middle-income parents will spend about $235,000 in child-related expenses from birth through age 17. Continue reading
Here are some cost saving ideas if you are attending a bridal shower this spring. Continue reading
There are still plenty of foreclosures available at discounted prices from the banks along with abandoned homes that are sold due to vacancy or back taxes but if you’re not careful, you could get burned. Continue reading
I bet your garage is filled with as much garbage as mine. However, your trash could be someone else’s treasure! Continue reading
Tweet Spring break isn’t only for college kids. I’ve been enjoying the last two weeks of March down in Florida for my own spring vacation for the past several years. But being on vacation usually means frequently eating out, which … Continue reading
Tweet You can never get too much chocolate and the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans (IFEBP) can help feed your sweet tooth when you check out their ACA supply kit, available for next week’s National Employee Benefits Day. Not … Continue reading
Tweet Thursday is the first day of spring, which means daffodils in bloom, Easter egg hunts, and new homebuyers coming out of hibernation. For employees considering a home purchase this spring househunting season, their decision could be the best or … Continue reading
Tweet I always like an excuse to plan a party or event, so here’s a good reason to plan something for your workforce during the month of April. Financial Literacy Month actually evolved from Financial Literacy Day, first introduced by … Continue reading
