8 Things You Should Do Before Daylight Saving Time Starts
Clocks spring forward on March 12, and it’s smart to perform some other minor home chores at the same time.
Clocks spring forward on March 12, and it’s smart to perform some other minor home chores at the same time.
Well, looks like it has happened again. Since the last time we spoke, I got sucked into building my 17th(?) kitchen, and I have finally emerged from its messy yet addictive grasp as I stand here at the new breakfast bar, typing this report to you. Why am I so hooked on this strange pastime? […]
Thereâs a reason why most people equate buying a home with settling down. Buying a home generally means your life is stable, your job isnât in danger and youâre probably married or in a serious relationship. If youâve reached this stage of adulthood, it means you likely have an idea of what you want out
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Live your best outdoor life from your apartment balcony.
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If youâve been binge-watching HGTV lately, you might be thinking that buying a home could be the right decision for you. But #RealMoneyTalk â are you actually ready to be a homeowner, or are you simply allured by the idea of living two minutes away from your favorite coffee shop? We get it, real estate
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The market is screaming “Sell!,” while contrarians suggest it’s time to buy. So what does the Best Interest think about coronavirus and the stock market?
Today, I have a great guest post to share from a reader, Gary Grewal, on how he saved $500,000 by the age of 31. Enjoy! Trust me, I know. The last thing you want to read is another millennial bragging about how he “hustled” and “optimized productivity” to become a semi-millionaire by his early 30s. […]
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What are some things you can do to save when you’re shopping around to find appliances for your home? Here are some tips and tricks to get the best deal.
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We’re trying to have a frugal move, and as such we’re trying to find as many moving supplies as we can for free. So where can you find free moving supplies?
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According to a 2013 Nilson report, credit and debit card fraud were the cause of over $11.2 billion in losses in 2012. And if you think that sounds bad, just wait; it’s expected to get much worse.
As USA Today reported last year, hackers and scammers have turned stealing credit card numbers into an art form. By focusing on major retailers such as P.F. Chang’s, Target, and Home Depot, they can score thousands of credit card numbers in one fell swoop — numbers that are then packaged and resold for a profit.
And stolen credit card numbers aren’t as cheap as one might think; they often pull in big profits. According to Neal O’Farrell, founder of the non-profit Identity Theft Council, stolen numbers are often sold for $120.