Annual budgets aren’t just for big corporations or the wealthy. Whether you’re planning for a vacation, saving for retirement or buying a home, a yearly budget is very important. Even if you want to stop living paycheck to paycheck, you must learn to budget. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that just by spending as little as possible you can take control of your financial life.
November 29th is the great day of savings this year. We all know it as Black Friday. It’s that day after Thanksgiving where just about every category of shopping goes on sale. Typically, folks look at this day as the opportunity to save big bucks on their favorite merchandise. It’s true, Black Friday offers screaming deals. Here, you’ll find out some interesting information about this crazy “holiday” that will either be thought-provoking, or it might make you think twice about buying that TV you’ve always wanted.
The countdown to Thanksgiving has begun.
We all look forward to preparing a great meal for friends and family, but the costs – in both time and money – can be hard to digest.
The year is getting nearer to the end. And although your focus might be on falling leaves, comfort foods, and holiday shopping – the fall / winter season is one of the best times to purchase a vehicle.
A bit of home maintenance in the fall can prevent costly repairs this winter or next spring. According to Consumer Reports, failing to do those important chores could cost you thousands.