By: Lindsey Boycott on June 4, 2015

Grad season is here! It’s an exciting time for your teen as they get ready to celebrate the end of high school and the beginning of the next stage of their life. While grad can be a wonderful experience, it can also get really expensive for you and your teen. Whether they plan to go all out or want a smaller affair, here are some cost-cutting ways to keep it classy:

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By: Martin Dasko on May 28, 2015

“Do you remember your first summer job?”

Sadly, summer isn’t only about drinks on the patio. For some reason a friend asked me this a little while back. I started thinking about my multiple summer jobs. I almost forgot about some of the odd jobs that I held during the summer months. As a teenager (and adult too) I’ve always used my summers as a chance to make tons of money. I’ve never been much of relax-in-the-summer type of guy. I see this as the perfect time to make money and build up my savings.

By: Martin Dasko on May 26, 2015

Can you make money by driving people?

I officially started driving for Uber on May 8th as an experiment to see if driving folks around would be a profitable business venture. If you’ve been following the news, you know that Uber and other companies are now allowing drive sharing services. The passenger saves money and a regular person is allowed to become a driver for profit. You have to pass the background check and go through the screening. Then you’re in.

 

By: Lindsey Boycott on May 25, 2015

Do you flip through House & Home magazine and make grand plans for your own home? Do you want to update your home so you can update the price when you sell? While this can be a great way to increase the value of your home, you want to make sure you’re getting the best return on your investment. Here are four renovations to sidestep if you want to save money:

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