Emergency preparedness supply kit including an oil lantern, first aid kit, batteries, candles, matches, canned food, bottled water, knife, hatchet on a wooden table

Hurricanes and wildfires are some of the scariest things to experience. Sadly, people don’t always take emergency preparedness seriously…but I want you to!

Caucasian woman laying on a white leather couch and a caucasian man sitting on a hardwood floor using tax apps to prepare taxes

Considering tax apps for filing your income taxes? If you’re on the fence about using programs such as TurboTax or TaxSlayer to file your taxes, you should read this. As a tax pro, I give you insights that aren’t found in general program “reviews”.

Couple at church giving charitable contributions in the collection plate

Be careful when it comes to charitable contributions. Just because you *might* be able to deduct them, there are plenty of things to watch out for.

$100 bills stuffed into glass jars labeled health, house, saving, travel, charity and education for money management purposes

Managing money can be difficult. It’s even more so when you are unorganized and don’t know where everything is situated. Here are 3 ways you can declutter your finances so it’s easier to manage.

Closeup of a manufacturer coupon from the weekend coupon booklet

Using coupons is often a way to save money. The problem, however, is that they are also a way for stores to get you to spend more if you aren’t careful.