Getting over days that drag on Have you ever had a day or two where everything just seems impossibly annoying? The days drag on and you could almost cry because you want everything to just go quiet and relax. Some days my mind goes into deep thought and I find it hard to trace back […]
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How Many Records Can Home Prices Shatter? The median price nationwide for existing single-family homes broke another record in the second quarter of the year, reaching $296,000 and increasing 5.3 percent year over year, the National Association of REALTORS® reports. Low inventory and high buyer demand continue to put upward pressure on home prices. “The
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The Day I Left Home The First Time Around I remember it like it was yesterday. We decided we should move out to Costa Mesa where his older sister lived at the time. The plan was simple, move in with her since she had a spare bedroom and get a part time job, go to
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My Addiction I’ve Had For 10+ Years I wish I had a picture of me drinking coffee at 10 years old but I can’t seem to find one so you’re going to have to trust me on this one. Coffee, oh the smell, taste, the feelings it brings. It’s no wonder why everyone basically loves
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4 Financial Lessons Boomers Can Teach Millennials Despite being strapped with student loan debt, millennials are surpassing older generations when it comes to money management habits like saving and budgeting, a recent Bank of America survey shows. According to the Better Money Habits Millennial Report published earlier this year, 63 percent of millennials (ages 23
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The Money Talk With Your Boyfriend Making the decision to live with your boyfriend/girlfriend can be huge and exciting but there is something VERY important you need to discuss before you do it. First off, you don’t have to share how much you make if you’re not comfortable doing so, you can still talk about
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Interest Rates Are Bi-Polar Mortgage rates reversed course this week, rising slightly over the past week and reaching their highest level since late June, Freddie Mac reports. “The next few months will be key for gauging the health of the housing market,” says Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist. “Existing sales appear to have peaked,
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Depression Like a wave, it comes and goes. I’ve felt “depressed” and aparently a lot of people.It’s kind of a common theme but why? Why are more people depressed now more than ever? Well, I believe it’s due to an insane amount of time people spend on social media. Don’t get me wrong, I believe