This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of UPS. All opinions are 100% mine. In the United States, alone, the Dept of Health and Human Services estimates that there are over 100,000 orphans. These are not just children out of their home because their parents are not equipped to take care of them. These are children who do not have parents trying to get them back. They can't. Just thinking about this makes me want to cry. I look at my three little ones and can't imagine them not having a parent to care for them. I feel like we put so much continuous work into molding our Keep Reading
Zillow Guest Post: Do Short-Term Renters Need Insurance?
This is a sponsored post written by Zillow. I know many families who rent homes on a short-term basis. This often happens when the family relocates to a new city for a job opportunity, but either still has their old home mortgage to cover until the home sells OR simply because they want to take their time choosing a new place to live. Sometimes you just don't know an area until you've lived there a while. When Zillow approached me about guest posting - I asked for a piece on short term rental insurance. It's not a sexy topic, but an important one. Enjoy the guest post and let me know if Keep Reading
5 Ways to Save on Home Energy Bills Year-Round
I am happy to announce that I'm Zillow's Financial Blogger of the Week! It's time to talk about how to save on home energy costs all throughout the year. Below is a guest post by Jay Robert from Zillow.com. It's now #99 on my Ultimate List of Ways to Save Money. How to Save on Home Energy Costs Year-Round Home energy costs — heating in the winter, cooling in the summer and using appliances, electronics and lighting throughout the year — add up substantially. In fact, the average family in a single family home spends $2,200 on energy bills each year, according to Energy Star. What’s Keep Reading
React Mobile Personal Safety App
Ever since I became a mom, my Spidey senses are on high alert at all times. I don’t look at strangers the same way. Every person on the street is a potential abductor. I see the danger in every situation. The person tailgating me might crash into the back of my van where my daughter sits if the old lady in front of me decides to slow way down… I'm always trying to think ahead to “what might happen.” I guess you could say I’m always thinking of the worst possible situation and hoping for the best. I think every mom feels this way. We’re all trying to protect our precious Keep Reading
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