What do deer mice, ground squirrels and skunks all have in common? Yes, they are among the long list of potential vermin who can invade your home, but there is a reason for that. They hibernate in the winter and this is why they might try to burrow their way into your attic or basement. They're just looking for a place to chill until it gets warmer. Of course, many of us take the same hibernating approach when it comes to winter.
We'll hunker down with enough food and Netflix movies to keep us indoors for entire weekends! Spending more time in your home during the winter means you should find ways to make the most out of that living space. Investing the time and money to prepare your home for winter is a wise decision. Let's assume you'll always have Wi-Fi access, power and snacks in the fridge. What else can you do to make sure your home is ready for winter?
Bankruptcy has a stigma attached to it that you won’t find anywhere else or in any other form of financial hardship. Nobody wants the embarrassment of going bankrupt and having to declare it. Thankfully, there are many ways in which you can avoid this from happening. For example, if you are in the general area of Scottsdale bankruptcy help and other financial advice is easy enough to come by, as there are many companies and professionals offering services that help you with this. In addition to this, check out these tips that you can follow to help yourself avoid filing for bankruptcy.
Contribution By: Stacy Barbee
You can skip designer bags, do without designer shoes but, you can never go without groceries, even in your wildest dreams. We all know that cooking at home is far less expensive than eating out, but with rising food cost it's harder to stick to a budget. Groceries cost a family of 4 on average between $584 and $1156/month. While this is a very broad range, the fact remains that groceries can be quite expensive. Coupons help to save money, but they’re only to save you some on selected items. Here are 8 ways to save money grocery shopping to keep more cash in your pocket.
Finding clothing that is versatile, comfortable, and stylish is rare, that is why this fashion post has me so excited! Jia Li, founder of Jia Collection, has designed an unique line of reversible pieces that can be worn both front to back AND inside out, to show 4 different looks with just one piece. I traveled to Florida with this Erika dress and found it had the added benefit of being wrinkle free too. Jia Collection is the perfect solution for the busy mom, traveler or any woman looking to easily create different outfits without buying several pieces. I styled this look with my Via Spiga sandals and my favorite vintage clutch.
There is no reason to spend more time in the kitchen when you don't have to. So, when I discover a tip or a trick that will save you time and money, I have to share! Stop doing things the traditional ways and check out these tips and tricks. From food storage to cleaning, my Busy Wife…
Guest Post by Money Coach, Ashley Feinstein - Knowing Your Worth
One of the most important components of our overall financial wellness is living by a budget that’s in line with our values and goals. Budgets, or as I like to call them, ‘happiness allocations,’ are a very basic concept but when used correctly, can set us up to live a very happy life! Why?Spring – just the mention of the word puts a slight smile on my face. Financial review - now those words can channel a dramatically different expression. Spring has always been a great time to clean out the old and start fresh after a long winter. This renewal should extend to your financial practices as well. It is the optimal time to review your finances to ensure you are on the right track for rest of the year. Here is my Spring Financial Checklist to help keep you smiling all season long.