They say that there are only two certainties in life: death and taxes. But for military families, you can add a third certainty — moving. Frequent moves are an inherent part of military life. In View Post
The Basics of College Loans
Did you experience sticker shock the first time you realized how much it costs to earn your degree? If so, then you’re not alone. If you choose to attend a public university, you can expect to pay View Post
How to Improve Your Self-Care Without Breaking the Bank
You probably already know how important self-care is to your health and mental well-being. But according to one poll, 35% of people don’t prioritize self-care because they believe it’s only an option View Post
Why Are Credit Scores Important? Do They Actually Matter?
There are some financial advisors out there who will tell you to cut up your credit cards and pay for everything in cash. With this approach to finances, a credit score doesn’t matter. Why? Because View Post
How To Save Money on Fruits & Vegetables: A Month-by-Month Guide
Whether I’m shopping at the grocery store or my local farmer’s market, I’m always on the lookout for the best deals on fruits and vegetables. I’m not a vegetarian, but I tend to make many meatless View Post
7 Ways to Save at the Grocery Store
In the U.S., food is the third-largest expense for most people, and the number is steadily rising every year. The average person spends $8,169 per year on food. And the figure likely increased during View Post
