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Friendly Spots for Solo Trips
Traveling solo has its advantages. You’re free to set your own itinerary, and you don’t need to convince anyone else about whether a destination is worth visiting. That said, it’s understandable that a solo sojourn, especially your first, can be a little intimidating. If you’re a bit apprehensive about going it alone, consider these destinations.Read More
When It’s Time for Kids to Get Their Own Insurance
Here are some considerations to weigh when it’s time to leave the familial coverage nest.
Curb Appeal Tips to Help You Sell Your Home
Summer is a hot season for home sales. In fact, after a slight dip in May, home sales tend to climb well above the annual average in June and July, according to Trulia real estate listings. Curb appeal is always important, perhaps more so in summer when snow can’t hide patchy lawns and untrimmed hedges.Read More
Should I Co-Sign a Loan?
What do I need to know before co-signing a loan?
Distance Learning Costs
The number of higher education students who took at least one distance education course grew by 3.9 percent in recent years, according to a study by Babson Survey Research Group. More than 1 in 4 students now take at least one distance education course. Distance education is comprised mainly of online education, and a smallRead More
Score a Great Deal on Your Next Car
Buying a car can be exciting, but stressful. Getting a good price will lessen the latter. John Paul, AAA’s Car Doctor, has the following advice to help you get a fair deal on your next purchase. Research the market. The internet is loaded with resources for researching vehicle prices. Websites such as www.nadaguides.com provide priceRead More
Should I Drop My Collision Coverage?
Should I ever consider dropping collision coverage from my auto insurance?
Generator Safety to Keep in Mind This Winter
It’s the middle of a nor’easter. The wind is howling. You peek out the window and see nothing but a white sheet of blowing snow. You’re happy to be inside, cozy and warm, three hours into a television binge with the thermostat set to whatever you think a thermostat should be set to. Then, inRead More
Do I Ever Need to Check My Child’s Credit?
Is there ever a time when I need to check my child’s credit?