Recession-Proof Your Relationship

Three ways to protect your love (and your money)

by Jennifer Openshaw

Now is the perfect time to open up to your spouse or significant other about finances. Waiting much longer could make it too little, too late.

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Keeping the Kitchen in Order

Getting organized? Start in the kitchen.

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Investing in Your Kids’ Stuff

By Jennifer Openshaw

President & Co-Founder, WeSeed.com
Author, The Millionaire Zone

Ideas you might hear at the family dinner table

Where do investment ideas come from? Something you read in the paper? Something your broker, or maybe a friend, recommended?
Here’s a thought: What about trying to get some tips from your kids? It can happen.

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Spring Cleaning

Our tips to get clean and organized this spring.

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Garden Organically

By Diane MacEachern

Organic gardening involves a "whole system" approach to growing plants that begins with recycling natural materials back into the soil to maintain and increase soil fertility. Organic gardeners strengthen their soil by adding compost, and by mulching (covering the top layer of soil with a couple inches of shredded wood bark, decomposed leaves, or grass clippings to retain moisture). Rather than rely on synthetic pesticides and insecticides, organic gardening encourages natural methods of pest and disease control.

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Holding a Garage Sale

A garage sale provides a great way to unclutter your house!

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