Nearly half of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck, and 61 percent dont have enough money to cover six months of expenses, according to a GoBankingRates survey.This trend of working to cover only day-to-day expenses can lead to the worst financial mistake of your Continue Reading
In determining your asking price, you need to consider why you have chosen to put your home on the market. In most cases, the higher the asking price, the longer it takes for the home to sell. As your local real estate professional, I thought you’d benefit from this Continue Reading
Making eco-friendly changes in the way we live may be easier than you think. Real Simple Magazine lists 10 little tips that can go a long way toward living a “greener” lifestyle:Start with household cleaners. Switch to plant-based products (read the list of ingredients) that Continue Reading
Adults aged 65 and older are at higher risk for dangerous falls.Fall-related injuries can make it difficult for people to get around or live on their own.If youre at risk, talk openly with your doctor and review all the medicines you take, especially if you feel woozy.Have Continue Reading
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Having a student loan payment each month as a college graduate leaves little room in the budget to contribute to a retirement savings account.College grads without student loans are much more likely to save for retirement. By the time they reach age 30, grads without student Continue Reading
