Hurricane

How to Financially Prepare for Hurricane Season

Hurricane season in Florida is an annual event that brings a mix of anxiety and preparation. The financial impact of a hurricane can be significant, but with the right strategies, you can safeguard your finances and ensure you’re prepared for whatever the season brings. This guide offers comprehensive advice on how to financially prepare for hurricane season in Florida so that you can face the storm with confidence and peace of mind.
Executive Compensations

5 Perks of an Executive Level Paycheck

By Tim McMahon | March 6, 2020

You have recently taken on a new position in your company that includes a substantial pay raise. Congratulations. Your new salary will give you more freedom. It is important that you take a step back and examine how your new pay impacts your financial situation. Doing this will help you get the most benefit out of your new standard of living.

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Elder care Options

How to Afford the Essentials When Caring for an Aging Parent

By Tim McMahon | March 5, 2020

It’s becoming more and more common for elderly parents to move back in with their adult children. Unfortunately, the cost of caring for these parents is often much more than their children expect. Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to better afford these costs.

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Making Money with your car

3 Ways You Can Make Good Money off the Old Family Car

By Guest Author | March 2, 2020

Just because the old family car has seen better days doesn’t mean it’s unusable. Even if it’s lost that new car smell and picked up some wear and tear, your car can still serve you well. In fact, you may even be able to use it as an external source of income. Here are three ways you can make good money off the old family car.

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4 Ways Your House Can Be Costing You Money

By Guest Author | February 25, 2020

Whether it’s high gas prices, interest paid on debt, or overpriced food, no one likes to waste money. Of all the things you spend money on, though, one of your biggest money wasters could be one you least expect: your home. Given its multi-faceted nature, there are many components of your home that could be costing you money unnecessarily. To help make you more aware of these issues, here are four ways your house can be costing you money.

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Wet Floor? 5 Tips to Get Your Slip-and-Fall Claim Settled Quickly

By Guest Author | February 24, 2020

One of the most common kinds of accidents is a slip and fall accident. The scariest thing about a slip and fall is that one can happen anywhere and completely without warning. Victims have no ability to defend their bodies from the serious injuries and trauma that can result. Unfortunately, sometimes the consequences can last for the rest of their life. Despite how serious such an injury can be, an insurance company may be resistant when it comes to settling your claim. When this happens, it’s important to know your rights. Below are five tips for getting your slip and fall claim settled quickly.

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Can Wall Street’s Foray Into Uncharted Territory Last?

By Guest Author | February 19, 2020

Wall Street is recording its biggest bullish cycle ever. New highs are being reached during every new trading session – which is great news for those who trade the price movements of indices. While 2020 had a great beginning, many investors worry that Wall Street might not be able to keep up with this pace – especially with so many geopolitical and global economic uncertainties. Can the bull run last?

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How to buy Used

Buying Your First Car? Here Are Some Tips

By Tim McMahon | February 10, 2020

A first-time car buyer journey is quite an adventure. According to Pure Cars, an average car shopper considers at least 14 brands during the purchasing process, but only ends up visiting two dealerships at most before sealing the deal. To reach this stage of final purchase, you must first go through a series of steps to ensure that the first car you buy is the right one for you. Here are tips that will work along the way.

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How to manage money as a couple

How to Manage Money as a Couple

By Guest Author | February 4, 2020

One of the most common issues that new couples fight about is money. If you are recently married, you should address your financial situation sooner rather than later. Below are just a few steps you can take to tackling your finances after marriage.

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Baby Budgeting tips

Expenses to Prepare for Before Having Children

By Guest Author | January 31, 2020

Whether you’re just starting to think about having children or your new bundle of joy is only a few weeks from arriving, having children completely changes nearly every aspect of your life. One area of your life that requires change is your home. To make your home a welcoming and safe environment for your child, it is crucial that you take some time to make some preparations. To zero in on the types of preparations you need to make, here are four household expenses that young couples should invest in to prepare for children.

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3 Ways to Pay Less for Insurance in 2020

By Guest Author | January 27, 2020

Saving on your family’s insurance is an essential way to hit your financial goals for 2020. Since most insurance policies come up for renewal at least once a year, now is the time to start thinking about your best options for protecting your family’s assets during an accident or unforeseen disaster. These three strategies are all effective ways to pay less for your insurance policies so that you have more money to put toward other needs.

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HVAC Repair

How to Save Money While Waiting for HVAC Repairs

By Guest Author | January 24, 2020

Is your heater out? Does your air conditioner need service? Here are some ways to help you keep your energy costs low while waiting for the technician to arrive.

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