6 Small Steps to A Money Makeover (Re-posted from a previous blog) Here are a few more tidbits of information about managing our finances. These can apply to anyone, widow or not. Got them from the September 2012 of “O” Oprah…
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What is National Single Parents Day?: Single Parents Day takes place each year on March 21. Simply put, it’s a day set aside to honor and applaud the hard work single parents do each and every day in raising their…
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Make an Emergency Fund (This is re-posted from my previous blog. I rediscovered this post the other day, and wanted to add it to the financial posts on this blog.) This is one of the best pieces of advice…
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(This is a re-post from my previous blog. I ran across it today, and thought it would go nicely with a few recent posts on this blog.) Does this strike a chord with anyone? Tithing may be a…
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Want to better organize your family and their activities? Who doesn’t?!?! One great way to accomplish this is with a family calendar, where all activities/events that concern the family are documented in one place. Here are a few ideas to…
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(This post reflects my own personal thoughts and experiences with Wells Fargo, and in no way is intended to dissuade anyone from applying for work with Wells Fargo. I am sure they are a very fine company with…
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Today is National Meatball Day – yes, it’s true. So here are some facts about National Ball of Meat (uh, I mean Meatball) Day, straight from those fine folks at the National Day Calendar website: NATIONAL MEATBALL DAY On March…
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I have felt for a long time now that tithing is an essential part of my spiritual walk and my growth as a Christian. The importance of giving back to God was impressed upon me from an early age; not that…
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