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7 Reasons You Should Get a Dog to Guard Your Family Home

Erin H. / February 7th, 2023 / No Comments

Dogs have been man’s best friend for thousands of years, providing love, companionship, and security. In today’s world, dogs can play an important role in protecting your family and home. Your city, like any other city, has its share of theft and burglaries, and having a guard dog can help reduce the risk of falling victim to these crimes. In this article, we’ll look at seven reasons...

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How to Negotiate Splitting Childcare Costs During a Divorce

Erin H. / December 14th, 2022 / No Comments

If you’re trying to save on money during a divorce, one of the best ways to do so is to negotiate splitting childcare costs. In divorce cases, the non-custodial parent will have 88 days with their child every year. However, this isn’t always the case. Below are some of the many ways you can negotiate splitting childcare costs during a divorce. Negotiate Between Parents The first thing to...

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What Keeps Costco Employees Happy?

Susan Paige / April 21st, 2021 / No Comments

What keeps Costco employees happy? Let’s take a look. Ranked One of The Best Places to Work Costco is a fixture in Glassdoor’s list of “Best Places to Work.” And it made the list again in 2021. It is also a top-rated company by the online job site Indeed. In addition, Comparably, a company that monitors workplace culture and compensation, lists Costco among the best companies...

Posted in: Career, Career and Work, Family, Food and Grocery, General, Money, Personal Finance Tagged with: Costco, Costco interview, Costco Perks, Costco Salary

Why Fear of Missing Out Could Be Dangerous for Your Retirement?

Allen Francis / July 24th, 2020 / No Comments

You know, I never yelled, “YOLO,” once when it was a popular phrase. “You only live once,” was a phrase the kids used to say to before verbally inspiring themselves to perform ambitious stunts. It’s a dated phrase and I am struck by how the term spread like wildfire. It reminds today of how middle-aged people use terms like, “lit,” to perhaps feel young or culturally in-the-know. Or...

Posted in: Career, Career and Work, Family, Health, Money, Personal Finance, Retirement, saving money, Saving Money Tagged with: Fear of Missing Out Could Hurt Retirement