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Tickets for concerts, shows, and other events can be outrageously expensive. Here’s a quick sampling of prices I recently found on Ticketmaster: Paying high prices like these is probably not an option for anyone on a tight entertainment budget. Fortunately,…
RAGBRAI is short for “Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa.” Haven’t heard of it? Don’t feel bad. RAGBRAI is the oldest and largest long-distance bike ride in the United States, but it’s not exactly a household name. I only found…
Do you feel as if your life is too hectic, too busy, and yet too empty? Do you feel that you don’t get enough quality time with your family, that your kids are overscheduled, or that the days are passing…
Do you ever wonder if you’re choosing the best dog food for your furry friend? Many owners wrestle with this question. There’s an overwhelming array of options, giving you thousands of choices. Do you buy generic or name-brand? Do you…
Do you take public transportation to work or school? If not, you might want to consider it. We’re a nation that loves to drive. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest American Community Survey, 76% of Americans commuted alone by car…
Deciding where you’re going to go to school, or if you should go at all, can be overwhelming. The choice is even harder when you stop and think about the long-term implications. Should you go to a four-year university, a community…
According to The Institute for College Access and Success, in 2015, the average university student graduated with $28,950 in student loan debt. A 2016 report by Forbes found that the average graduate in 2016 left school with over $37,000 in…
When you’re trying to save money, it’s easy to make the mistake of being too strict with yourself. Like a person starting out on a new diet, you think you’re going to cut out every single treat and shed pounds…
Suppose one morning, your coffee maker breaks. There are two things you can do: repair it or replace it. Unfortunately, the “repair” option isn’t always easy. You can try to fix the machine yourself, or ask a handy family member for…
According to UNICEF, early childhood development is the key to a full and productive life. Their research has shown that half of a person’s intelligence potential is developed by age four. Unfortunately, affordable preschool isn’t always an option (either because…
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