In the United States, the cost of child care is a major financial burden for most families that need to send their kids to daycare at an early age. With two young kids myself, I personally know the financial burden child care can have on a family’s budget. We are very fortunate this cost only […]
I have rented out rooms in my house for over five years now. Since I began over five years ago I have taken in over $80,000 in rental income and tenants have paid me 100% of the time. I have also saved over $100,000 at 27 years old. In this post, I am going to […]
At the beginning of our homeownership journey, my wife and I had trouble answering the question, “Why refinance our mortgage?” We had a very low 3.125% interest rate, so, to me, it just didn’t make sense why we would want to spend thousands of dollars to save $20 a month. And really, that doesn’t make […]
Wait, it is November?!?! Where did October go? With only two months left of 2021, 2022 is knocking at our doors. There is so much I want to get done in these last two months. I have a few goals left that need to be checked off. My overall theme for these last two months […]
Do you have a yard sale? If so, then one of your most challenging decisions will be deciding on the perfect sign to let people know where your goodies are. There are thousands of designs out there in all different shapes and sizes to give potential shoppers any number of ways in which they can […]
It’s great to have the security of a warranty so that you know expensive repairs will be covered. But what happens when that warranty times out? That’s a particular key question when it comes to your car, something you likely use every day, or close to it. Is it a good idea to get the […]
Happy October everyone! Adam here. I used to hate the Fall because I grew up in Iowa. Fall in Iowa sucks. It is cold, cloudy, and rainy throughout the whole season which then leads into the bitter cold of winter. Fall in Colorado is the polar opposite compared to Fall in Iowa. You actually get […]
Saving for your child’s college expenses is no easy feat. On average, college tuition costs have increased by about 8% per year – that’s more than the average cost of living inflation in America, which has steadily hovered around 1% to 2% and has just recently shot to over 5%. Yet, many don’t seem prepared […]
