Many households nowadays are dual income, with both partners working and bringing in money to run the home. Even in single-income households, having a partner can help with budgeting, paying off debts, and planning for the future. When single, you can only depend on yourself to make decisions and plan for the future. Handling finances […]
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Best Budget-Friendly Party Planning Tips
While it may take several more months before regular parties are again the norm (especially inside), entertaining is slowly becoming possible again. Getting together with others feels more important than ever, after months of social isolation. Still, when you’re trying to save money, it can be hard to justify the expense of entertaining. But few […]
Is Buying a Short Sale, Foreclosure or REO Home Too Risky?
Whether you’re looking for a bargain on your first home, hoping to score a great deal on a bigger house, looking for a house to flip, or investing in another rental property – your attention is focused on foreclosures. But is it a good idea or way too risky to buy a home in foreclosure? […]
Budgeting for New Baby: How do I prepare without breaking the bank?
Baby care products make up a $74 billion industry in the US, and it’s estimated the average new parent will spend tens of thousands of dollars in the first year alone. If you’re not careful, preparing for your new baby can quickly bust your budget. The industry heavily markets “must-have” products you and your baby […]
