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Author: Admin

  • Bank Rewards: Read The Fine Print

    I’ve long been a fan of my credit card’s cash back system, so when my dad started touting his bank’s rewards program, he piqued my curiosity. Then, just a week later, I got an email from my bank advertising the very same rewards program. It felt like a sign from above, urging me to learn…

  • Burnout hits even the most noble of occupations

    I was reading over at WebMD today and stumbled across this article about caregiving. I noticed it specifically because it mentioned burnout in the article title. As a blogger who used to work a full time job, has a family and kids, I can completely understand burnout. For me, burnout comes at the absolute worst…

  • Getting Debt Help

    If you’re in debt, you could feel like you’re drowning and you don’t quite know what to do.  It could also feel like you are all alone.  However, that is never the case, and there are options if you need to get debt help.  Many possible options are free, but if you need serious help, you…

  • How to Play Gin, aka Adult GoFish

    When Husband and I are sitting around watching the boob tube we like to play Gin.  It’s easy, it get’s us talking, and it’s fun to kick Husband’s butt at something.  Oh, and it’s free. Now, some people can be pretty religious about the rules of the game.  We are not those people, so feel free…

  • Top Expenses to Account For Before Starting a Family

    With parenthood comes greater responsibility, and with greater responsibility comes bigger bills. If you’re serious about starting a family, it is time to get serious about re-financing. Accounting for the new expenses prior to actually starting the family is key. This means that you should be making changes preferably within a year of that first…

  • How to Get Rid of the Stuff that Haunts You

    We’ve all got that stuff around that we wish would just spontaneously combust. We no longer have any need/use/want for it, and yet it lingers; cluttering, bothering, haunting. Read on to find out just what to do with some of this supernaturally hard-to-get-rid-of stuff.