Even though we spend less on food compared to many other countries, our food expenses still make up a big chunk of our monthly budget. The good news is there are simple ways to lower food costs and still eat nutritiously! Question: What’s the most expensive food in your refrigerator? Answer: Food wasted, thrown out […]
Teens, Credit and Credit Cards
What your child learns about credit today could affect their decision-making when they have credit cards and loans of their own. Teenagers frequently see credit as an avenue to achieve instantaneous gratification, getting what they want now and figuring out the financial consequences later. Credit can serve as both a valuable tool when handled wisely and […]
Saving Your Tax Refund
Tax refund season is here; according to the IRS, the average refund in the United States in 2016 was around $3,000. This might be the largest check many individuals or families receive all year. How are you going to manage your refund? Saving money can be hard; our tax refunds can provide an opportunity for […]
