After closing on my first house and moving all my stuff in, I told everyone I knew I was done. I was going to live in the home forever. Of course, I spoke too soon, and life intervened. A few…
When you want to cut expenses, you usually focus on the big-ticket expenses first. Finding ways to trim your housing payment, auto insurance premium, and transportation costs leaves you with more money to put toward financial goals. That’s a good…
You know what they say: Location, location, location. And it matters for your wedding as much as real estate. The venue you pick influences everything else about the wedding, including the price tag. But a unique wedding venue doesn’t have…
I spend around $350 per month on groceries just for me. For a family of four, it’s probably closer to $1,000 or more. That’s a lot of money by anyone’s standards. And unfortunately, the price of groceries is going up….
Whether it’s from job loss due to a recession, a drop in income, or an unexpected major expense, there may come a time when you struggle to pay your bills. What can you do when your income and expenses don’t…
Does Whole Foods Market really deserve the nickname “Whole Paycheck?” Maybe not. The store does have a reputation for selling overpriced specialty foods (like a $6 bottle of “asparagus water”). But it’s also possible to get some fantastic deals if…
We live in a world where pretty much anything that can be automated is. You can subscribe to grocery delivery so fresh food shows up at your doorstep every week, without you having to create a list or head to the…
If you asked a random assortment of couples about the subjects they fight with their significant other over, you’d most likely hear the same things over and over again. A study published in Family Relations that evaluated the diaries of…
Even if you’re happy to part ways with your partner, divorce sucks. Depending on how many assets you shared with your former spouse and how you decided to handle your finances when you were married, getting divorced is often a long…
Making and breaking New Year’s resolutions is so common it’s become a cliche. But the trouble with your resolution isn’t you. It’s the resolution itself. Many are vague or too general. They don’t give you a plan to ensure you…
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