Besides homes and cars, when I chat with families about their finances, I notice that their next biggest expense by far is food. And while grocery shopping is a necessity for most people, the problem for many of us is that our...
The verdict appears to be in, Millennials love a good summertime deal. If you haven’t heard the news, those born between 1980 and 2000 learned a lot growing up in an unstable economy. So much so that they’re being labeled...
You’ve graduated and now you are looking for a job. Part of the job hunt is the salary negotiation. This is a vital part of the process, and you will need to be ready for it. Remember: Your starting salary...
There are many well meaning friends that focus on price before making any kind of purchase. If they can get something for free, they’re the first in line (with no care about whether they really need it). I want to share a...
In a few days 2014 will be here and we are excited. With some big goals planned for this upcoming year, we’re doing a little bit of work now to ensure success. We’re taking some time to find ways to...
There is good news for the savvy shoppers. There are plenty of opportunities out there to save big money on the things you need or already buy anyway. The key is knowing where to look, knowing what discounts you qualify...
With more Millennials entering America’s work force every year, they are becoming a big contributor to the US economy. Let’s take a look at how the spending, saving, and overall financial habits of Millennials stack up against Generation X –...
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...
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 might have money and not even know it. In some cases, 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, sometimes called missing...
Besides homes and cars, when I chat with families about their finances, I notice that their next biggest expense by far is food. And while grocery shopping is a necessity for most people, the problem for many of us is that our... 
