After fighting myself tooth and nail, I finally decided this past year to go to grad school.
For years, I’ve known that I’ve wanted to get a master’s degree, but for the longest time, I didn’t know what for. First, I applied to journalism school and got accepted. When the price...
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Could you live on an average of less than $10,000 a year? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor 24.4 million households do. But at what price? Statistics from the Consumer Expenditure Survey show the bottom 5th of America get by, but are often in debt spending double their...
The cost of raising a child from birth to age 18 for a middle-income, two-parent family averaged $226,920 in 2010 (not including college), according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.Add college into the mix, and you’re looking at a very steep price tag. Wouldn’t you want some great rate...
The majority of my friends are young, married couples, with no plans of children in the near future. When I recommend shopping at Costco, they never seem convinced that the right approach to Costco could actually save them money. I mean, isn’t Costco for those people with six kids?
Starting off with...
When it comes to fashion, men have had a free pass for far too long. In the Information Age, not knowing any better simply doesn’t cut it. Though casual attire is showing up in an increasing number of workplaces, there’s still something to dressing for success.
Stocking up on a few new looks...
In the upcoming years, European car manufacturers will begin selling small luxury cars in the United States. European car manufacturers believe that Americans are who were not willing to pay for luxury small cars in the past will be willing to pay for them in the near future.
Smaller luxury cars were...
There’s plenty you can do to make sure your homebuying experience is a good one in 2010 – for you, your family, your wallet and your future. Here are a few biggies right off the tops of our heads.
Do some upfront housework. Get a feel for the market, crunch the numbers, get pre-approved and...
There’s plenty you can do to make sure your homebuying experience is a good one in 2010 – for you, your family, your wallet and your future. Here are a few biggies right off the tops of our heads.
Do some upfront housework. Get a feel for the market, crunch the numbers, get pre-approved and...