Entering a new season of life can be daunting, no matter how good and exciting it is. Retirement is no different. Preparing for the financial side of things is important, but so is planning what you’re going to do with your newfound free time. Here are some things you can start doing now to help […]

Making the Most of Credit Cards When it comes to personal finance and credit cards, there are generally two types of people – those who believe you should never use credit cards and those who think that when used wisely and paid off each month, credit cards can be a way to get more for […]

There seems to be no shortage of ideas for DIY painting projects. Whether it’s on the internet or at a friend’s house, it seems like everyone is transforming a dated thrift store table into a trendy accent piece or reinventing their home with an accent wall or a new kitchen cabinet color. I know I […]

Building a Budget That Works for You When it comes to setting goals for the new year, a lot of people commit to getting their finances in order. Whether that means creating a budget, setting aside money for savings or investing for retirement, it is easy to be overwhelmed thinking about your financial big picture. […]

For one reason or another, I’ve taken quite a variety of foreign language classes throughout my school years. While I haven’t practiced any of them long enough to become anywhere close to fluent, I’ve benefitted from each one. I have learned about the cultures in a deeper way, it is easier to get around in […]

Financial Literacy Basics: Taking Control of Your Spending In 2019, the average American carried more than $6,000 in credit card debt. If you’re tired of the cycle of buying now and paying later, the new year might be the perfect time to look at easy ways to cut back so you can make a dent […]