Archive - April 2022
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How to Save When Booking a Summer Vacation
April 27, 2022
Categories: Budgeting, Personal Finances, Save Money, Savings
Summer may be a few months away but planning to save now will ensure an awesome and affordable experience. The best tip for booking a vacation is to plan well in advance – start your planning process here by reading up on a few suggestions to make your summer vacation seamless and inexpensive. Book Flight Tickets in Advance Planning in advance is the most important tip for a successful and budgeted vacation. Nail down where you are going and when. Purchasing airline tickets Read More
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Spring Energy Saving Tips
April 20, 2022
Categories: Save Money, Savings
As the weather warms up, it is smart to think about how you can save money and energy this spring and summer. Here are some tips on how to cut cooling costs but retain comfort in your home! Windows Windows - you’ve got to love them this time of year but if your goal is to save some money and energy this spring, here are some tips you may consider. First, be sure to check your window seals to ensure they are working efficiently for you. If you need to replace your Read More
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Staging Tips for Selling Your Home
April 13, 2022
Categories: Home Improvement, Save Money
Staging your home can just be another hectic task on your plate to get your house sold. Here are a few tips on how you can stage your house to sell easily and on a budget. Curb Appeal to Make a First Impression A good curb appeal will stand out to your buyers immediately. Good landscaping and outside projects can take time. If you’re in a rush to get your exterior ready to go, the first thing to focus on would be removing dirt from the siding, roof and gutters. A good Read More
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6 Easy Ways to Jump-Start Your Emergency Fund
April 6, 2022
Categories: Financial Education, Personal Finances, Save Money, Savings
Are you struggling to get an emergency fund in action? It can be hard to understand the depth of what to start with, monthly contributions and how to build it up. An emergency fund is essential for unforeseen circumstances, a drop in income and all the chaos life can throw at us at any point. Most financial advisors suggest having enough in your emergency fund for 3-6 months’ worth of expenses based on your personal situation. The more you can build your emergency fund, the better! 1. Read More