What a year it has been…! Hello, hello dear friends and family; we are back into the swing of things since settling into the house and navigating what is truly a bizarre year across the board. I hope all of
Happy New Year to all of you. I hope 2019 ended the way you wanted…and if not – there is always tomorrow. Brian and I fell off the face of the earth in October. Do you recall past posts in
In the spirit of Father’s Day, I thought I would reflect on my father and some of the lessons I learned from him as a child. Improve Your Game My father has always been competitive. Whether it be in sports
Brian and I would like to take a moment to honor and thank those who have served our nation. We are eternally grateful for your service and sacrifice. We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend.
Ever feel like not dealing with the hustle and bustle of purchasing a new or used car from a dealership? How about saving all of the lost hours of time spent at a dealership to haggle with paperwork or waiting
Growing up as the oldest of five with fiscally conservative parents, I was taught to stretch the dollar as far as it would go. My parents are resourceful and determined people. They use and re-use whatever they can until it
I always say that I was groomed to be financially ignorant. I grew up in a house where money was never really talked about and was never an issue. Conversations about money consisted of “don’t worry about it” or some
We are Brian and Liann, a newly married couple living life debt-free. We have always discussed finances openly with one another, which has been really helpful throughout our relationship. Recently, while out with friends, we noticed the topic of money