Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
We’ve been social distancing for over two months by now (at least I have), and while I am not one that usually spends a lot of time away from the house because I’m a bit of a homebody, there are a few things that I regularly do to take a break. My favorite of which is to head to the movies on a solo date—something
Leaving a job can be intimidating, but sometimes you just have to do it. There are some jobs that just don’t fit, even if you think they do. And sometimes you grow out of a job and there isn’t anywhere else for you to go. If you’re feeling like that, it’s time to build a good exit strategy. I’ve left a few jobs in my
I don’t know about you, but I’ve learned a lot of financial lessons over the past few months due to the currently financial state of the world. From having a diversified income to making sure you can pay a few months of your bills, there are a lot of things we need to take away from the current crisis. Have an Emergency Savings Account You
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Who couldn’t use a little extra cash? If you’re someone who loves to cook and you’re looking for a way to bring in a few extra bucks, you might want to consider trying to earn money cooking at home. While this might seem like a pipedream, there are plenty of people who make extra cash by cooking at home in their kitchens. And there’s no
Are you looking for unclaimed property that you or your business owns? There are millions of dollars of unclaimed property and assets out there that exist, and some of them might be yours. If you’re looking to reclaim that property, we have a few tips for you. Finding Unclaimed Property It’s important to note that there isn’t a centralized database in the United States that
Social distancing has changed the way we live. We rarely leave our houses because we’re not supposed to. When we do it’s a quick in-and-out. And then we spend valuable time cleaning everything off when we get it home. But grocery delivery changed everything for me. I don’t want to sound too overdramatic, but it really changes the game when it comes to lifestyle. It
Money is tight for a lot of us right now, and it might be time for us to get a little creative about finding it. Especially if it simply needs to be found. There are millions of dollars in unclaimed money sitting around and some of it just might belong to you. What is unclaimed money, you ask? It’s exactly what it sounds like, money
Many of us are struggling with bills now-a-days and unfortunately it doesn’t feel like there’s a lot we can do about it. The situation is out of our control, many of us are losing jobs and we’re feeling powerless about what is happening. But while there are a lot of things that really suck right now and the struggle can make us feel like we’re
