IRS Audit Red Flags Retirees Should Watch Out For
Only about 1 percent of Americans are audited in a given year, and most of those are weighted toward people...
Posts by Paige Brown
Financial Moves to Make Before a New Year Starts
Making changes to your financial life doesn’t have to be tied to a calendar. Whether you’re doing them in June,...
How Starting a 529 College Savings Plan Early Helps
Even if your children are just a few years away from starting college, it’s not too late to start a...
How to Deal With Germs When Traveling
Whether you’re traveling for work or pleasure, it’s inevitable that to get to your destination, you’ll be in public. Airports,...
How to Protect Your Pets in an Emergency
Power outages, tornadoes, fires and flash floods can happen at any given time without warning. Our pets are members of...
Pets and Rentals: How to Broach the Subject With Your Landlord
So, you rent an apartment, house or condo and you want to get a pet? The lease that you signed...
Tips to Boost Your Daily Productivity
Every day we wake up with a list of things to do, no matter the day of the week. As...
How to Maximize Space in a Small Backyard
No matter the size, a backyard is still a backyard. And your backyard should be a place where you can...
4 New Year’s Resolutions for the Home
Now that it’s a new year, it’s time for resolutions. A chance to hit the restart button. But resolutions don’t...
How to Road Trip on a Budget
Have you ever wanted to just get in your car and drive to another state? How about across the country?...
Five First-Time Homebuyer Budget Traps Newlyweds Should Avoid
“A two-week low can make buyers feel like their budget has improved, even when the monthly savings are small,” says one real estate professional. “Newlyweds should calculate that difference before increasing their price range. Higher property taxes, insurance and maintenance can quickly outweigh those savings.” Read more.
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