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Energy costs and living costs are currently rising rapidly, putting many households at risk of being unable to meet the financial demands, especially with the increasing costs of fuel. Even families that have a sufficient retirement that can meet the rising costs, simple pleasures such as dinners out or travel may have to be cut […]
As a woman of a certain age, in my fabulous 50’s, I am concerned about retirement. I have worked and raised four children living mostly paycheck to paycheck and have nothing saved. Taking steps to take control of your retirement planning could have a positive impact in many areas of your life. Start today with this…
This post is sponsored by CheapOair. Holidays can be really stressful especially for those of us with an empty nest. The time from mid-November to just after the new year means one of two things for me. Either I’m spending this time running from house to house and state to state to visit my
Do you love to travel? Does a passion for globetrotting burn deep inside? There’s a great big world out there just waiting to be seen. It’s calling you to set out on new adventures with new memories that will last a lifetime. You won’t turn into an experienced jetsetter overnight. There are some important things
When it comes to living a more frugal life and cutting costs where possible, there are plenty of ways that you can do that from cutting food costs to learning how to make your own clothes. However, one area that it can be difficult to cut costs in is travel, because traveling tends to be
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The festive period is quickly upon us. The countdowns have started. The stores are all filled with gift ideas and festive decorations, and it’s only a matter of time before the streets are lined with lights, and Christmas music is blaring out from every speaker. Many of us are looking forward to getting dressed up
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Winter will have you in the house because of the cold outside. Even with air conditioning, you will still want to make your house feel like home. Once the holidays are over, winter is the most depressing time of the year. You don’t have to put up with holiday décor and kitschy wreaths until March;
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The kids have flown the nest so what are you waiting for? Spread those wings and start ticking off destinations on your bucket list. Find out what 6 of my destinations are.
When we’re young many of us dream of a second home by the ocean. We love going on family holidays at the beach. We enjoy relaxing in the sunshine and spending time playing on the beach with our families. Unfortunately, most of us can’t afford a vacation home when we’re working and busy raising our
As the holidays approach you are well aware that you will be entertaining a whole host of people this year. Whether your grandkids are coming to stay or your elderly mother is paying a visit, you want to be able to enjoy the festive season without worrying about household annoyances. When it comes to home
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Even though the holidays are a time for merry cheer and goodwill to all, it can also be challenging for a lot of people. These issues stem from loneliness, anxiety, depression, and the thought of needing to interact with toxic people because they feel obligated to do so. Managing the expectations of the holidays
I am interrupting my April 2020 Blogging A to Z Challenge Theme of Holidays with a little personal post. I haven’t written about this whole Pandemic because I have been trying to stay away from it as much as possible figuratively and literally. I feel that I am not qualified to give any real advice
