New to working from home?
Once you’ve got your chair and your desk – if you’re using one – where you want them, consider the lighting. If you normally work under fluorescent lights you know how tired your eyes can feel at the end of the day.
Even if you’ve been working from home for a while is the lighting as good as it can be?
Without question, it’s important to always have a budget. And any financial advisor worth his or her salt will tell you that you need to create an emergency fund.
You know…the one where you’ve set aside three to six months (at a minimum) of living expenses?
Machines eventually break down. Friction, heat, and other forces gradually wear them down until one day, they stop working.
When they do, the cost of getting them up and running again can wreck your budget. 40% of us can’t afford to cover a $400 emergency. And given what’s going on with the Coronavirus, that number is only going to increase.
Need to update your bathroom but don’t want to spend thousands on new tile?
Fortunately, it’s easier than it used to be to give your bathroom a fresh, new look…with paint.
If it’s not enough of a pain getting your travel plans in order, the stress levels really ramp up when you need to find someone to take care of your pets while you’re gone.
You could board your pet(s) at the local kennel or veterinarian’s office, but if you plan to be gone for any length of time that will quickly eat into your budget.
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