No matter how careful you are, there is always a risk of injury when doing a home improvement project on your own. Even professionals sustain injuries from time to time—and that is with proper tools and training. With that in mind, there is no reason for you to feel invincible when doing a DIY project, …
6 Ways to Avoid Common Injuries While Working on a DIY Project Read More
With around 50 percent of the total population fully vaccinated, the country has started to recover from the slump it experienced when the pandemic started. The economic recovery comes as the number of cases surged due to the delta variant of the virus. Even with this, people can focus on rebuilding their finances and get …
Personal Finance: Rebuilding Finances during a Pandemic Read More
Home improvements are a big thing during the crisis. Sheltering in place gave people more reasons to make improvements in their homes. This is not only because they want their home to fit their new lifestyle better. The fact that they are spending more time indoors gave them enough time to assess their house. Some …
Chic Home Improvement Projects That Won’t Break the Bank Read More
The pandemic is a totally unprecedented event recently and it has affected a lot of people. From the way they do things to the way they transact, there have been adjustments just to continue to function like normal, even with the lockdowns and the company closures happening. These closures did affect a lot of businesses, …
A Time for Change: The Pandemic’s Effect on the Car Market Read More
We all dream of having a house to call our own. It is one of the main goals that each person works hard to achieve. And in most cases, it is the biggest investment and expenditure the average person will have in his or her life. There are a few ways of acquiring property. One …
Cold air and heavy snowfall are telltale signs that winter is just around the corner. You stay at home with a hot chocolate drink in hand while basking in the warm glow of the fireplace. Everything seems all perfect until a winter storm ruins your holiday fantasy. While snowfall is the best part of winter, …
Winter Is Coming: Five Common Types of Property Damage Caused by Winter Read More
Here’s the thing about the coronavirus pandemic: it made us rethink the way we consume, use the money we have, save, and communicate with our loved ones. With our own mortality staring us right to our faces, we are forced to take stock of how we manage all aspects of our lives—from personal relationships to …
A Checklist for People Who Want to Invest in Real Estate During the Pandemic Read More
Checks are still a common mode of payment these days. And while it’s easy for someone to hand you a check, it can be difficult to find time to cash in your check by visiting their bank and having it cashed in or depositing the check into your own bank account. We already know how …
How Long Is a Check Good For: Why You Should Cash Your Checks Sooner Than Later Read More
Though more forms of cashless payments are becoming mainstream, checks never really seem to go away. Even today, having a checkbook can be very useful to have in major and minor purchases. So, it’s no surprise that many older adults continue to use their checkbooks and younger adults are considering having one. But for those …
Parts of a Check & How to Fill Out a Check: A Guide for Everyday Users Read More
College students are usually more excited about living on their own than university. And it’s not hard to see why. Independence is something young adults look forward to. They tend to regard it as something that makes them put-together, mature, and reliable. But if you haven’t been guided on what to expect about independent living, …