I’ve heard several possible school-year scenarios from my friends who are scattered across the US. Some are being told that kids may be able to attend school a few days a week in the fall. Others are hearing their kids might attend classes virtually — at least at first. And some have heard that schools
From work reduction to cuts in pay and job loss, millions of people have been impacted financially in the U.S. by the COVID-19 pandemic in one way or another. So it is not surprising that when it comes to reducing debt, a majority of Americans are currently finding it harder than ever to pare it
Taking out a loan is never ideal, but it may not ruin your finances if you borrow the right way. This usually means choosing loan options that come with low fees and a competitive interest rate, and of course making sure you’re borrowing for reasons that will benefit you in the long run. One type
Most years, families anxiously await the start of summer each year. When children return to school after spring break, the countdown is on! Parents look forward to less chaotic schedules. Children look forward to playing outside until sundown — and everyone looks forward to their family’s summer vacation. Now that we’re more than halfway through
Times of great challenge require new ways of thinking. As we begin to settle into this the next normal, the value of local marketing has become clearer. Faced with several logistical roadblocks brought on by the Coronavirus, businesses across the country have started to hone in on their local communities to benefit the lives of
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