We all know that the biggest financial mistake you can make is not saving for retirement. You’ve probably read that hundreds of times. If you’re here reading this blog, then I think we are safe to assume you are at least somewhat financially savvy and are saving for retirement. Now that we have that out […]
What is Energy Deregulation and What Does It Mean For You?
In a society that is obsessed with couponing and BOGO specials, we sometimes don’t talk enough about one of the best tools for saving money: shopping around. With the internet providing rapid access to a large number of vendors for every possible good or service, it’s easier than ever to find the best price on […]
How to Childproof Your Home on a Budget
How to Cool Down Your Air Conditioning Costs
The average central air conditioning unit uses between 3000 and 5000 watts of power per hour, and runs approximately 9 hours per day in warmer months. This costs you $95.82 per month or $1,149.88 per year, and can account for up to 70% of your total electric bill, especially if you live in a warmer […]
Save Your Money and the Environment at the Same Time!
I recently ran across this awesome infographic about setting up your home to be energy efficient. Why not make changes to save your money and the environment at the same time? These easy to implement tips and tricks focus on saving water and electricity. Did you know that you could literally save thousands of dollars […]
6 Top Mistakes a Landlord Can Make
If you’ve taken the plunge into the role of landlord, you’ve likely realized there’s a lot more that goes into the job than at first glance. From placing tenants to repairing damages, legal issues to vandalism, there are a host of worrisome frustrations that can come along with this investment. However, the benefits reaped from […]
Tips on Mastering Your Home Maintenance
When Getting a Home Warranty Makes Sense
Are you one of those homeowners who has nightmares about a crippled heating system? Maybe you’re thinking of buying a house, but you’re worried about all the components that could break. If either of these describes you – or even if you’re somewhere in the middle – you might want to consider a home warranty. […]
