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The average cost of dog and cat care can reach at least $100 thousand dollars over their lifetime, so next time you wonder “How much is that doggie or kitty in the window?”, consider all the costs. We thought it would be eye-opening to visualize the estimated minimum costs of dogs vs. cats. Full story
For many people, 2012 is rushing through like a train. If the two of you haven’t made much progress on your goals, there is still plenty time left this year for the two of you to achieve a milestone together. To get you started I wanted to share 9 money saving tips. Full story
You might have money and not even know it. You might have property or cash that has been sitting with a state government, unclaimed. Thousands of people find out that they have unclaimed property every year. As long as you know what to do about it, you can claim what is already yours. Find out more here. Full story
Teaching kids about money can be a rewarding experience, however it’s also full of plenty of questions. Take for example, kids and allowances. There are plenty of opinions about what works best for kids, but what will work best for your family? Find out more here. Full story
If you’re looking at taking your family on a summer vacation without breaking the bank, here are cities that you may want to check out. Full story
You have to wonder, with the way mobile technology is progressing if making everyday purchases with cash will become a thing of the past. After all paying for everything electronically is convenient, germ free, and can help you budget your money a little better. Check out our fun infographic that looks at the possibilities of a cashless society, forms of payment Americans use everyday, the handling of cash, and the bacteria on it. Eeeew! Full story
Congratulations graduate! You’ve made it through college but what comes next? The end of college finally marks the moment you enter the “real world” and start working towards financial independence. Unfortunately, if you were like my alma mater, college did very little to prepare you for this next phase of your life. As you trade in your books and embark on the next phase, here are six tips that can help you on your way. Full story
Want to be sweet to your sweetie but don’t want to (or can’t afford) spend the big bucks? No problem. Just like the saying, “The best gifts come in small packages” doesn’t refer to Tiffany’s®, it really is the thought that counts. Still, I don’t expect you to take my word for it. Here are five inexpensive ways to share your love without crushing your budget—try a couple and comment your (and your partner’s) experience. Full story
Credit cards aren’t necessarily a bad thing and they can be a useful financial tool, but when they go beyond being a tool and become a way to go into debt things can get out of hand quickly. In the summer months it’s easy to swipe that plastic a little more often than usual, so here are a few tips to keep you out of trouble. Full story
The holiday season is fast upon us. Just as it’s easy to overeat during the holidays, it’s easy to overspend, especially if you buy on credit. People spend about 15 percent more on purchases paid with a credit card. Here are seven holiday money tips for couples. Full story
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