June was an amazing month for Andrew and me! First off, we traveled together out to Maine to visit our best friend Tristan. Tristan surprised us with a sailboat trip! What fun that was! Secondly, we had the best month, income-wise, ever! In June, Wallet Squirrel brought in over $1,200! How amazing is that?!?! Our […]
Your entire life changes the moment you have kids. While most of us understand that becoming a parent will mean less sleep and lots of diapers, we drastically underestimate the amount of kids shows we will watch. Show let’s explore the 9 best Disney Channel shows that us parents won’t hate! Your favorite shows will […]
After COVID-19, our smell was broken. More widely known as “parosmia”, it created a new way to see food and create a food budget.
Child psychologists and pediatricians have recognized that today’s lack of play contributes to children’s overall lack of well-being. An increased focus on academic activities, overly structured family, school, and extracurricular schedules have led to less playtime for kids. If you’re looking to give your child a strong foundation for academic success, it may be shocking […]
These were originally written for a trivia night with friends, but they went over so well that I wanted to share with you 37 amusing facts about money you should absolutely know. I will specify, these are money facts about the United States of America currency. Take a moment to memorize one or two of […]
Most of us have to work a day job. We have bills to pay and mouths to feed. But that doesn’t mean we have to take whatever they offer us. Many companies offer incredible perks and benefits that help take the sting out of working. Other perks at work seem nice on the outside but […]
Millions of Americans have unfair credit scores. They affect many spheres of life: borrowing, renting, insurance, and even employment! Mistakes always stem from flawed reports. Information collected by any of the agencies — TransUnion, Experian, or Equifax — may be the culprit. If your low score is a result of inaccurate calculations, follow our guide […]
The 80-20 rule can be related to an old story. Legend has it that Italian engineer Vilfredo Pareto noticed something peculiar about the peas growing in his garden. Vilfredo recognized that approximately 20% of his pea plants were yielding 80% of the pea crop. The engineer inside got the best of him, and he expanded […]
