Skilled tradesmen are always in high demand. Depending on your training, experience, and location, you could wind up with a six-figure income and job security for life. Best of all, most jobs in the skilled trades don’t require a bachelor’s degree. Here are three examples that might spark your interest.

Over the past few years, one of the biggest trends has been the continued increase in market share of crossover SUVs. In the first quarter of 2018, more than 1.4 million crossover SUVs were sold, which represents an 18 percent increase compared to the prior year.

Hiring a plumber to fix and repair your sinks and pipes can get expensive if you are not careful. Not only will you need to pay the plumber for the parts and labor, but you will also need to cover your plumber’s travel expenses, which will add up faster than you think. The good news is that you can take several steps to keep your plumbing in good shape and save money on related repairs.

If you’re like most people, you probably use the same shaving cream you always have when your habits have changed significantly. It’s not only common to shave the face and legs, but more people than ever are shaving other body hair like on the back and chest, so using a shaving cream that works for your skin is important.

Toothpaste is one of the top must-have toiletries for people of all ages. Also called dentrifice, it may come in gel, paste, liquid, or powder form with different additives included such as fluorides, abrasive agents, anti-sensitivity, anti-plaque, and anti-tartar substances.

Few parents put a lot of thought into changing their baby’s diaper, but it’s one of the parenting tasks that you will do multiple times as your baby grows. Diapers are one of the most expensive parts of having a baby, with the average family spending $80 per month on disposable diapering products.