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4 Ways You’ll Benefit By Giving Back

November 13, 2019 November 6, 2019 / Elle Martinez
4 Ways You’ll Benefit By Giving BackDid you know Giving USA reported that in 2018, Americans donated over $410 billion dollars?! It’s around this time of year especiailly that giving back becomes top of mind for many. Whether it’s for a particular occasion or we’re looking...

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Family Finances, How To

Super Affordable Halloween Costumes

October 28, 2019 / Zina Kumok
Super Affordable Halloween CostumesDressing up for Halloween is one of the best parts of the holiday, especially if you’re a creative person. But buying a Halloween costume can get expensive, with many costing more than $50 a pop. And unless you plan to...

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Early Career, Family Finances

How to Get the Most out of Your 401K and More

October 23, 2019 October 17, 2019 / Elle Martinez
How to Get the Most out of Your 401K and MoreOpen enrollment season is here!   We’re expecting to receive a big packet from human resources with all the options and benefits that our employers’ offer. While I won’t say that this is an exciting thing, we are eager to go over...

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Essential Money Skills Your Kid Needs to Know

October 16, 2019 October 15, 2019 / Elle Martinez
Essential Money Skills Your Kid Needs to KnowWhat are some of the biggest lessons you received about money growing up? For me, a few things stand out. We didn’t get too many formal lectures about money, but from time to time, I’d get a lesson sprinkled in here...

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Family Finances

5 Quick Ways to Save Money for the Holidays

October 9, 2019 October 8, 2019 / Elle Martinez
5 Quick Ways to Save Money for the HolidaysAs the year winds down, you may find your spending picks up. With holidays approaching, families may be preparing for trips to see their loved ones or they’re buying gifts. However, if you haven’t been saving beforehand, it can mean...

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Natural Disasters: How to Prepare for the Unthinkable

October 1, 2019 September 30, 2019 / Elle Martinez
Natural Disasters: How to Prepare for the UnthinkableWhile Raleigh is not exactly super close to the beach (we used to have a tiny apartment right across the street from the Chesapeake Bay when we were first married), it’s pretty easy to hop in our car and have...

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Family Finances

7 Tips to Enjoy Debt Free Holidays This Year

September 25, 2019 / Elle Martinez
7 Tips to Enjoy Debt Free Holidays This YearHow much money are you planning on spending this year during the holidays? For the average American family, it’s a good chunk of change. During the 2017 holiday season, Bank of America found that of those surveyed, they spent on...

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Family Finances, Travel Tips

4 Inexpensive East Coast Destinations to Travel to With Your Family

September 20, 2019 / Elle Martinez
4 Inexpensive East Coast Destinations to Travel to With Your FamilyIt’s amazing how things change when you have kids. Before kids, weekend getaways and trips were fairly easy. When we needed to take a break, I remember we could look at the calendar and twenty minutes later, have a few...

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Family Finances

How To Slash Your Grocery Bill And Still Eat Like A Foodie

September 11, 2019 / Elle Martinez
How To Slash Your Grocery Bill And Still Eat Like A FoodieHow much does your family spend on food? If you’re like most, food is one of your top three expenses (the other two being housing and transportation). While it’s an essential expense for sure, but when digging around those receipts,...

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529 Plan: 6 Ways Parents Can Save More Money for Their Kid’s College

August 27, 2019 / Elle Martinez
529 Plan: 6 Ways Parents Can Save More Money for Their Kid’s CollegeIf you’re a parent, helping your kids avoid or minimize college debt is a goal you’d like to help them tackle. Right now the average price for a public four-year college is $25,290 in-state ($40,940 out of state) while a...

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