Have a teen looking for a job this summer? Finding a job’s not always easy and he might want some flexibly for activities like sports. And when your teen starts her own business she might find she has an entrepreneurial spirit that may last her a lifetime! Become a Virtual Assistant– As a blogger I am well acquainted with the world of VAs. A virtual assistant can work for larger companies doing small jobs or may work for an individual {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

The economy is getting better – so we’re told. Unfortunately, many Millennials are not feeling that in their wallets and bank accounts. Others are looking at the plight of their parents, stuck working when they planned to retire by now, and do not want to end up in the same situation. Whether you need to stretch your budget to your next paycheck or are looking to cut costs so that you can build up your retirement savings early, here are {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

You want to take your family on a nice vacation, but you do not like the idea of having to pay it off at credit-card interest rates. You can take a vacation, even a fancy one, without going into debt. Here are eight ways you can make your vacation memorable, and affordable. 1. All cash. Plan out your vacation, purchase must-haves like hotels and tours you insist on ahead of time so they are booked, paid for, and ready. No {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

For many parents, the money talk is almost as feared as the birds and the bees talk. It is also an important talk to have with your children. Just as your children figure out that someone helps a baby get into a woman’s tummy, they know that money happens. It is needed and it moves around them. Helping your children understand money at an early age will help them build good money habits as adults. It will also help you {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

No one is perfect, and in even the happiest relationships, people make mistakes. The most common mistakes couples make involve money. Finances can be stressful for you and your partner. Avoiding these five mistakes will help make life better for both of you. 1. Not talking about money. You may remember listening to your parents argue about money and think to yourself, that will never be me. Many couples make the mistake of not talking to each other about finances, {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

Do you think you are saving money? You clip coupons; you set a budget. You even shop by your grocery list, to the letter. Chances are, you could still be saving money. Here is a list of 7 things you are probably wasting money on. I bet you can point to at least one or two of them. 1. Bottled water. Get a water filter system and a pitcher instead. If you must have a bottle for work or exercise, {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

If you have a large family, planning and preparing meals can be expensive. You do not have to break the bank, however, just because you have a large family. Here are seven tips that can help you reduce your grocery budget and keep everyone fed. 1. Slowcooker meals. Slowcooker meals are easy; you can cook them while you work out of the home or in the home. They are also healthy. Cut the meat portion in 1/2 and use the {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy

If you follow any financial gurus like Dave Ramsey, you know that an emergency fund is one of the most important parts of your financial well-being. But if you struggle to survive paycheck to paycheck, it can be hard to find the money you need to stock an emergency fund. Does the thought of creating your emergency fund stress you out? Read on for easy-to-use tips. Take It Out Before You Notice It Most banks are extremely versatile in their {Read More}

This Post Contains Affiliate Links - Disclosure Policy