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Essential Tools for Every Homeowner
When doing house renovations, you will need tools. I have come up with a list that is good for new and long-time homeowners. Continue reading
7 Reasons Not to Skip a Home Inspection
Found your dream home? Don’t sign anything until you have an inspection! It’ll save you money, heartache and even avoid safety hazards. See our tips! Continue reading
4 Ways to Bring Your Kitchen to Life
Your kitchen is the hardest-working room in your home, and it might be showing some wear. You can remodel it without breaking the bank! Once you know your budget, start with the cabinets. Swap out your sink, then give it a finishing touch with new countertops. Best of all, this kind of upgrade gives you a great return when you sell your house! Continue reading
Let’s be Frank, Your Bank Account Needs a Detox
Frankly, your bank account needs a detox. Just like that overflowing junk drawer, it's likely cluttered with unnecessary expenses and forgotten subscriptions, leaving you feeling drained and disorganized. It's time to declutter, simplify, and take control of your finances. Continue reading
Frankly Speaking, January is for Financial Recovery
Frankly speaking, January is the perfect time to take control of your finances and set yourself up for a successful year. Let's make this year your best one yet! Continue reading
Frankly, Taxes Don’t Have to be Taxing: A Beginner’s Guide to Getting Organized
This guide provides a simple approach to getting organized for tax season. Learn about the essential documents you'll need, tips for staying organized year-round, and where to find help if you need it. Whether you're a first-time filer or a seasoned pro, this will help you approach tax preparation with confidence. Continue reading
12 Steps to Financial Wellness – Step 10: Plan for Retirement
Once you’ve got your financial present taken care of, it’s time to plan for your financial future, namely retirement. There are multiple ways to save for your golden years, with a 401(k) through your employer or a conventional or Roth IRA. They each have different rules, so pick the one that fits your needs the best! Continue reading
12 Steps to Financial Wellness – Step 12: Review and Tweak
Here we are at the end of our year-long journey to financial wellness. We hope you've learned a lot and your financial picture is brighter now! It is time to review. Continue reading
12 Steps to Financial Wellness – Step 11: Investing
Got your financial house pretty much in order and ready to start investing? Great! There are some big decisions to make, and we can help! Continue reading