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Is Paying for Grocery Delivery Worth the Price?

Tamila McDonald / February 26th, 2018 / No Comments

Grocery delivery is all the rage. Nearly everyone can see the appeal in skipping the grocery store, allowing these services to rise in popularity. Ultimately, we all need food to survive, but actually going to the grocery store is no longer a necessity. Like most other services, grocery delivery comes with a price tag. That means you need to figure out if it is worth the cost of admission to you....

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Why You Shouldn’t Buy a Huge Home

Chonce Maddox / February 15th, 2017 / 3 Comments

Buying a home can be an exciting milestone and it’s often associated with the ‘American Dream’. Not everyone desires to become a home owner but for those who do, buying a big dream house may be seen as the end goal along with a major status symbol. Personally, I think big houses are overrated and some people tend to bite off more than they can chew when they purchase a home that is...

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5 Benefits of Purchasing a Foreclosed Home

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Chonce Maddox / June 22nd, 2016 / No Comments

Looking to buy a home that is affordable, has quality, but probably isn’t going to be your forever home? A foreclosed home may be a worthwhile option. The home buying process is often expensive and can be quite tedious. It’s important to look at homes that are in your price range and that you know you can afford given all your other expenses. When shopping around to see what’s on...

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5 Benefits of Renting over Buying

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Chonce Maddox / March 9th, 2016 / No Comments

Deciding if you want to buy a home or just settle on renting can be one of the biggest decisions you have to make. The situation can also rely heavily on your finances. Both living options have their own benefits and setbacks. The heavily publicized American dream is to own a house and live happy and balanced life, but that can be a problem if you don’t have the money for such a big investment. More...

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