Education is perhaps the most expensive asset anyone can have. While there is no denying the importance of a degree, achieving it is very hard for most of the population. That makes educational grants a ray of hope for talented students who can’t afford to pursue their academic goals. Unlike loans, students aren’t required to […]

The Kelley Blue Book reports the average new-vehicle prices are up 3.5 percent year-over-year. With 2020 being such a turbulent year for the auto industry, consumers are having to keep up with an ever-changing buyers market. But there is good reason to consider buying a new SUV right now. A slowdown of inventory has resulted […]

Adding a stairlift to your home can make it much easier to navigate your staircases. If you are a senior citizen, a stairlift may enable you to safely access your upper floors and to potentially remain in your home for much longer. While stairlifts are expensive to install, there are some programs available that might help you to pay for the costs.

It’s important to keep a close watch on your credit report and score now that identity theft and credit card scams are rampant. You may already order your free annual credit report from all three credit bureaus, but yearly checks aren’t enough if you want to catch inaccuracies or signs of fraud before they negatively impact your financial reputation.

The decision to continue your education is a difficult one. Higher education costs are soaring while class sizes keep growing, making it hard to determine whether attending a college or university is worth it. There are many benefits of continuing education and here are five things to keep in mind when making this decision.