Cost of Living
Whether we are homeowners or renters, at some point we are going to have to purchase or replace appliances in our home. Appliances are not usually something that we tend to give much thought to when we look at our …
In the 1950s, part of the elusive American Dream was being able to buy the perfect home. For many, their dream homes were often suburban ranches with four or five bedrooms, a two-car garage, a lovely backyard, looking for a …
Residing in a city has an array of wonderful advantages. Between the job availability, culture, entertainment, and population diversity, the city offers big draws for many. Unfortunately, as great as all of those things are, living in the city can …
When you think of social media, a slew of sites and apps probably come to mind. You most likely think of your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Snapchat, and all the ways you use social media to connect and chat with …
There are certain priorities that shift as you grow older. At some point, you most likely become more responsible, you grow in your career, you take control of your finances, you pay off debt, and you settle down. For me, …
Have you thought about joining a meal delivery subscription, like Blue Apron, Plated, or Hello Fresh? Are you wondering if it’s really worth it, or worried it might be a rip off? Let me break down the pros and cons …
More than 54 million Americans paid gym memberships fees in 2014. But how many actually went on a consistent basis? Gym membership fees are one of the biggest budget sucks that Americans continually pay. Everyone vows they will go on a …
Although cooking for one often has a bad reputation, it can also have an array of perks. Single people have the power to decide exactly what they want, when they want it, and whether or not they even want to cook in the …
In the era we’ve officially dubbed as the digital age, companies are constantly working to create and invent new and improved technology. They make phones and handheld devices that have faster processors, take better pictures, and all-around work better. They …
Choosing to live a lifestyle you can’t truly afford can lead to some serious financial consequences, like being house poor. Being house poor is a form of lifestyle inflation where you develop housing costs that take up a large portion …
