Your Purpose In Life
Show Summary Welcome back to the show and Merry Christmas!! I’m recording this two-part series that we’re going to share with you over the next two episodes on Christmas Eve! I…
Show Summary Welcome back to the show and Merry Christmas!! I’m recording this two-part series that we’re going to share with you over the next two episodes on Christmas Eve! I…
Payment apps make paying for your purchases, or splitting a bill easier than it’s ever been. These 10 apps offer something for everyone.Payment apps make paying for your purchases, or splitting a bill easier than it’s ever been. These 10 apps offer something for everyone.
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Medicare is an excellent government program that helps seniors pay for necessary medical expenses that they would not be able to afford otherwise, but there are a lot of things that the program doesnât pay for. Millions of Americans rely on Medicare to get the healthcare that they need, but there are dozens of different […]
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how much food I consume (and waste). I’m not happy with how I shop and eat, and it’s not just because I’m fat right now. I don’t like what I’m eating and I don’t like how much food I’m throwing out.
Food waste is a huge problem in the United States. Most studies find that Americans waste about one-third of all food that enters the supply chain. This is insane. And when you consider that food spending is the third-largest component of the average American budget, this is a great place for most folks to boost their budget.
According to the 2017 Consumer Expenditure Report, the average household spends $7,729 per year ($644.08 per month) on food. If, as the USDA reports, 31% of the average family’s food goes to waste, that’s the equivalent of burning $2395.99 per year ($199.67 per month).
For most families, $200 per month is a big deal. That can be the difference between deficit spending and earning a “profit”. That $200 per month could be enough to purchase a new car or to afford better health insurance.
Today, I want to think out loud about food consumption and food waste in my own life.
This article is unusual in that I’m not going to try to offer any solutions. Instead, I’m simply going to share some observations, and I’m going to divide these observations into bite-sized chunks.
If you have solutions to food waste, however, I’d love to hear them.
A home equity line of credit, or HELOC, is a great financial tool that allows homeowners to tap into their available equity as needed. HELOCs work similarly to credit cards in that you have access to a credit line â up to a certain limit â and can spend as much or as little as… View Article
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There you are, sitting in your high schoolâs guidance office talking with your counselor about heading off to college after graduation. Youâre all excited thinking about the new friends and freedom youâll have until you go home to parents who remind you that college isnât cheap. With over half of college students taking on debt,
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It’s bad enough mortgage rates are over 7% â now it’s harder to qualify for a home loan CNBC
Today weâll check out âOrchard Mortgage,â formerly known as Orchard Home Loans. The direct lender is backed by its parent company Orchard (previously Perch), a tech-enabled real estate brokerage that offers iBuying and cash-backed offers. One of their more popular services allows you to buy before you sell, similar to companies like HomeLight, Knock, and… Read More »Orchard Mortgage Review: A Tech-Enabled Mortgage Broker That Wants to Transform the Stale Home Buying Process
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