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Save Money with Auto Premium Discounts
Many of us are well aware that owning a car can be expensive (especially a new car)! According to a AAA study, the average cost of owning and operating a new car was $773.50 a month in 2019. Expenses like…
Read MoreWhy You Should Care About Your Child’s Financial Literacy
Families across the country are in quarantine and are likely keeping their children busy by assigning chores! Many of us will reward our children with an allowance or other form of compensation for completing those chores. So what better time…
Read MoreBusyKid – Allowance turned to Financial Literacy for Kids
Like it or not, everything is going digital. Even famous board games that at one time appeared to be safe from ever being played in your hand, are now one touch away. During a family vacation to Florida, I was…
Read MoreTeenage Driver? teenSMART is the Smart Choice for Safety and Savings!
If you are a parent with teen drivers in your household, you are probably constantly worried about them on the roads and are concerned about them safely getting from point A to point B. This worry is typically escalated during…
Read More6 Tips to Save on Energy Costs This Winter
With cold temperatures moving in, many are looking for ways to cut down on utility costs. In a previous article we discussed “The Thermostat Wars” that often occur in homes and how adjusting the thermostat can save you a bundle, but…
Read MoreHow To Save Money On Gas During Your Summer Road Trip
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been seeing more cars on the road this summer than ever before. Maybe it’s because of an increased cost of airline travel or families simply want to enjoy the beautiful sights a road…
Read MoreNew Year, New Budget: 5 Ways to Improve Your Financial Health
The beginning of a new year is often a time to reflect on your goals and measure the progress that you have made towards achieving them over the past year. Personally, I like to use New Year’s as a time to…
Read MoreCollege Debt + Saving Money = The (Nearly) Impossible Equation
Post authored by Jenna Moots Graduation is a life altering time. I will be completely independent from my parents’ finances, and be responsible for paying rent and utility bills, buying groceries and gas, paying my cell phone bill, and purchasing…
Read MoreHold the Caffeine for Insurance Coverage
How much do you spend on groceries each month? Gas? Cell phones? Car insurance? I recently made a list of my monthly expenditures in preparation for a meeting with my financial advisor. How did my list look after completing this not-so-fun…
Read MoreInsurance Discounts with No Coupon Required
Have you ever watched Extreme Couponing? If you’re not familiar, Extreme Couponing is the name of a hit reality TV show based on “super couponers:” people who go to great lengths to save money on necessary household items by clipping…
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