Saving money is not a difficult concept to understand, but it can be a challenging behavior to implement. If you are new to saving money, read on to learn the 5 FAQs most people have when implementing savings into their financial strategy.
Most money stressors are a result of not preparing our finances for the future–both expected and unexpected situations. Read on to learn more about saving and how you can implement this into your financial fitness strategy.
Marriage can be difficult, and that is because life is difficult. No matter how steep the cost of marriage can seem, remember that the reward of a marriage built on love and respect is priceless.
If you are over the age of 18, you need a will. While this is an incredibly sensitive and daunting task, military members have resources available to them for free estate planning and other legal services. Read on to find out what options are available to you.
Saving money for an emergency is a must, but what about long-term investing? If you are unclear about what investing is and how you should go about it, read on to learn about general investing infomration.
How do you measure a year? While there is so much constantly seeking our attention, perhaps we should take more time with our spouse, our family and our loved ones to measure our lives in how it should be measured…in love.
It’s National Marriage Week, so let’s take time to talk about a task that is incredibly important in every marriage–doing the dishes.
While the key struggle in your relationship may involve a different household chore, we all could use improvement in one vital aspect of a relationship–listening to our partner and truly understanding what they are saying.
Whether 2020 simply pushed you down, or if it knocked you down for the count, I think it is safe to say that so many of us are sheepishly walking in to 2021 seeing what awaits us this year.
The leading cause of divorce in North America is due to money fights and money problems. Before you say “I do,” take some time to discuss these 5 things with your partner to avoid these arguments in the future!
P.S. #4 will shock you!
Need a new dress for an upcoming promotion, ALS graduation or military ball? Check to see if your base has a Cinderella’s closet! Need some general household items? Check the Thrift store on base, or the Airman’s Attic! Utilize on-base Read more…
Owning Real Estate in every place you’re stationed is a great idea, right? Well…that’s not exactly the case. Read more to see the difference between buying and owning a home!
Moving to a new place is always intimidating–but you can take some measures to make the process easier, and even fun! Read on to learn how to get connected on your next change of station.
Being there for someone who has just experienced the loss of a miscarriage can be difficult. While you may not always know what to say, here are some tips on what to avoid.
Many service members opt in to the SGLI plan, but too many times make a costly mistake. Could you be at risk too?
Have you ever tried to save money, but just gave up because it seemed too difficult? The truth is, you can’t afford NOT to save — here are some tips on saving money for long-term gain.
We set New Year’s Resolutions every year…and then forget about them by March. Why are we so bad at actually achieving our goals? Maybe the problem isn’t us…read on to find out more!
Moving can be hard. Finding recommendations can help your family get plugged in so you can focus on settling in and getting connected sooner!