If you find yourself in debt, you might be worried that it will be hard to dig yourself out. Debt is a debilitating issue that can seem like a never-ending problem. In fact, 80% of Americans have debt, so you’re not alone. You may be wondering, is it possible to live a debt-free life?Continue readingIs it Possible to Live a Debt-Free Life? (The Answer is Yes)
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In our subscription culture, many of us have subscribed to the fundamentally American way of life that includes having a service or monthly bill that pays for an everyday task that many people used to consider a normal part of life. DIY culture has changed for this some, but most people tend towards paying for services such as lawn service, car washing subscriptions, dog washing/clipping services, childcare services, house cleaning services, and much more. Given the economic climate with a recession looming and inflation at an all-time high, you might be looking for tasks you can do yourself to save money. Continue reading9 Tasks You Can Do Yourself to Save Money at Home
Raising financially savvy kids is harder than it sounds. Kids have everything taken care of for them including groceries, housing, transportation, education, and entertainment. While it’s not healthy to scare your children into financial awareness, setting up systems in your home to promote allowance for hard work can be a great way to raise financially savvy kids. Kids who understand the value of hard work and subsequent money earned (even if it is for chores done around the house) will be more fiscally responsible adults. So, these excellent books on raising financially savvy kids can help. Continue reading6 Excellent Books on Raising Financially Savvy Kids
Have a hard time saving money each month? Today we share 10 Practical Save Money Tips For People Who Have A Hard Time Saving that may make it easier to save money even if your bank account is currently in the red.Continue reading10 Practical Save Money Tips For People Who Have A Hard Time Saving
Kids learn money management lessons from their parents at a very young age. In fact, children as young as three years old understand that you exchange money to buy things. As they get older, our kids need to understand how to manage their money to live a happy and successful life. But with so much bad money advice out there, what are the right money lessons parents need to teach their kids? What money lessons for your kids are most important?Continue reading6 Incredible Money Lessons for Your Kids
Deposit them in the coin tray and receive their full face value amount in return. It’s Coinstar’s No-Fee Option. Mic drop.Continue readingHow to Use Coinstar’s No-Fee Option