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With it being the heat of the summer, a lot of us aren’t really thinking about gardening. In fact, a lot of us don’t want to even think about going outside, depending upon where we live. But, the fall and …
There’s an ongoing argument as to whether homeownership is truly an asset or not. While some say your primary residence is not an actual asset, this becomes more and more false as you start to build more equity. Equity represents …
With the cold weather comes much less motivation for most of us. We want to hibernate in our warm houses and forget about all of those nagging home improvement projects. But, the winter is a great time to tackle some …
When it comes to owning a home, there are many things that can make it more expensive than renting. Home repairs come in at the top for household expenses, usually, though. If there are ways to make some minor adjustments …
Every year we are working on eating healthier and saving money, at the same time. In our current environment, this can really be a huge feat sometimes! Gardening can save you money. If you are striving to eat healthier, while …
Whether you have a family or not, summer can be chock full of good times! But those good times can get pretty expensive if you don’t plan ahead of time. Which is why purchasing some of your summer supplies now …
Last year I shared on this blog that my husband and I became homeowners which is a goal I’ve had for some time now. I also mentioned that we’ll be spending much more money as homeowners than we were renting. …
With November coming to a close, winter is pretty much here. Although there are lots of things I love about winter, it doesn’t always love my home or budget. Sometimes, just the cost of staying warm and cozy can come …
When it comes to cooking, fall has some of the best ingredients to work with. Between apples and pumpkins to the rise of squash, there’s a new abundance of flavors to incorporate into your dishes. With the cooler weather moving …
When my husband and I got married in 2010, we were broke and in more than $45k of debt. At the time, I was making the average American salary, and my husband was barely making above minimum wage. The idea …
