Balancing Home Business with the Business of Home
When I lived in NYC and my children were born, my friends warned me that I needed to start preparing now so that they could get into a good preschool. Now? Really? We just got home from the hospital. Unfortunately, in NYC, they weren’t far from the truth. You had to figure out where you were going to apply and… Read More
Nearly 70% of Americans don’t have $1,000 in the bank according to a CNN article. That’s a little scary. That means most people don’t know where their money is going and whether there’s going to be anything left at the end of the month. One emergency away from financial ruin. I’ve been there myself. I figured I knew “about” how… Read More
Taxes. We have to file them. Filing personal taxes annually might be difficult, but then you add on your business filings and it’s enough to make you want to run for the hills screaming. As a CPA, I’ve seen it all. I’ve served clients who filed their tax returns on the wrong forms for years. Imagine having to go back… Read More
.Saving for emergency situations and unexpected expenses is always recommended, but if you’re on a budget can seem out of reach. 3 to 6 months of living expenses is the rule of thumb for setting up an emergency fund, but when you look at it as a whole, that’s a lot of money! Although that should be the ultimate long-term… Read More
We’re going to pay you to grocery shop. If someone told you that, you’d think they were crazy right? Fortunately, for my sanity, there is a company that does just that. Ibotta gives you rebates for purchasing things that you already would at the grocery store. I don’t know about you, but I spend a lot of money at the… Read More
I’m convinced that Amazon is taking over the world. I would not be surprised to drive down my street in a few years to see housing development signs say “Built Especially for you by Your Friendly Amazon Associates.” But I digress. Let’s talk about Amazon Prime. As busy moms, we are always looking for ways to get even a few… Read More
