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.

Simple Ways to Save Electricity Even a Child Can Understand

By Guest Author | August 27, 2013

When it comes to reducing electricity use at home, most people think of buying energy efficient washing machines and refrigerators. While this is not a bad approach, it does not encompass all energy saving aspects. One way of keeping energy costs at home down is by teaching your children the importance of saving electricity. Some […]

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Family management is a lot like project management

Managing A Family Is A Lot Like Managing A Business

By Guest Author | August 27, 2013

Juggling the responsibilities of managing your family as well as the demands of your job or business can be tough. But it can get less tiring once you understand how to apply common management principles to your home life. For instance there are many similarities to the different steps in project management, like clarifying the goals, the do and don’ts, etc. But it requires tons […]

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A shotgun cannot be used against an unarmed home intruder

Know Your Rights Against Home Intruders

By Guest Author | August 26, 2013

Many people have traditionally used the term “burglary” to refer to the act of breaking into a property at night with the intent to commit crime. However, most states in the United States have broadened the definition of burglary to include illegal attempts to enter into a building during the day. Some of the laws […]

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Budget

Useful Tips to Get Your Finances On Track

By Tim McMahon | August 26, 2013

Financial health is a function of both income and expenses. There’s no doubt that unless you control your spending, you can never improve your personal finances. Charles Dickens put it this way in his classic book David Copperfield, “Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought […]

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Stuff

Too Much Stuff

By Dennis Miller | August 23, 2013

Many years ago George Carlin had a comedy routine about too much stuff… only in America can people actually rent Air-Conditioned storage facilities to keep all the stuff they never use. Most of us accumulate way too much during our lifetime and at some point must make the difficult decision about what to keep and […]

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Money Saving Tips for Labor Day Weekend

By Guest Author | August 21, 2013

The following suggestions were contributed by the Plainfield Police as a public service. ~ Tim McMahon, editor Don’t Overspend This Labor Day Weekend After months of heat, during which Illinois and Missouri were some of the hottest states on record, we’re finally coming down on the last big weekend of the season. Labor Day weekend is traditionally […]

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Fertility

Babies are Expensive- Adoption or Fertility Treatments- More So

By Guest Author | August 19, 2013

Kids are expensive. Everybody knows this. In fact, budgeting for a new baby has become something of a science that many new parents are trying to perfect. Babies are expensive enough when they are produced naturally. When you have to factor in the cost of fertility treatments or infertility options on the other hand, that […]

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Bicycle Insurance

Select your Bicycle Insurance Wisely

By Guest Author | August 19, 2013

If you think bicycle insurance isn’t important, think again. Whether you ride competitively or just for recreation, choose wisely when going for bicycle insurance as it can be one of the most crucial choices of a bike rider’s life. 1.     Check the Policies for the Type of Riding You Do There are a variety of […]

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Time to plan your retirement?

4 Simple Ways to Start Preparing for Retirement – Today

By Guest Author | August 17, 2013

Even if retirement is still a few years (or even a decade or two) away, there are sound practical reasons to start preparing for it today. If you are in your 20s,  or maybe your 30s, don’t think you’re too young. Many adults make this mistake and don’t begin preparing for retirement until they’re well in their […]

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Car insurance

Tips for Buying Car Insurance

By Guest Author | August 14, 2013

If you have limited funds, car insurance could seem like an outrageous expense. But if you get caught driving without it, it could cost you even more in fines, court fees, and even impound fees. Several factors influence car insurance rates and, if you are trying to insure an existing car, many of those things […]

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Life Insurance

The Importance of Life Insurance

By Guest Author | August 13, 2013

Mortality is a universal truth. Everybody who is born is bound to die one day. The Bible puts it this way in Hebrews 9:27  “it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” But the sad part is that most of the people do not prepare for this eventuality. Realizing that our […]

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