The holiday season is rapidly approaching. No longer does it start on “Black Friday”, that annual day when America’s tryptophan wears off. Now it starts before Halloween and goes to Valentine’s Day. Who knew there was a reason to mail Halloween cards? Hallmark really knows how to capitalize on days of the year.
Be prepared for unexpected expenses We simply can’t predict what life will throw at us. But we do have options when unexpected expenses arise. Listener Rob is a young homeowner who needs to repair his retaining wall but doesn’t have access to a home equity line of credit. So, what should he do? Hear how to …
When most future college students and future college-student-parents think about college they think about ways to find additional money to pay for college and college expenses. As you’ll learn, especially if you go to business school, there are two sides to a balance sheet: assets and liabilities or, in this case, income and expenses. Here are idea to keep college expenses down.
The risks of diminished financial capacity As time passes, our financial acumen may falter, leaving us vulnerable to choices that don’t align with our best interests. But fear not; there are proactive steps we can take today to safeguard our financial future. What you should know about diminished financial capacity In investing, the guardians of …
How to save a ton of money on pet costs Unprepared for the expenses of two dogs? Our ultimate guide to pet costs will help you save money. Our pet cost from adopting Luca & Loki One of our dreams for the longest time, nearly 10 years, was to get French Bulldogs. We didn’t want …