Genealogy has become an increasingly popular hobby for most families in America. America is a melting pot, with countless people from other countries emigrating to find a better life for their families. We all want to know where we come from, who our family is, and how far back we can trace our family roots. Genealogy can be conducted on your own or by a professional. If genealogy interests you more than just a hobby, you can even become a genealogist and help others find their family roots.
Budgeting and Money Management for Teens and Young Adults
Teaching children how to manage money or learning how to manage it yourself is a vitally important task. The sooner we learn how to manage, budget, and spend our money wisely, the easier it will be to save for emergencies or pay off a loan. While creating a budget or managing money may seem like a daunting task, it is quite easy to get started and set a budget.
Giving Credit to Service Dogs
If it weren’t for service dogs, many people with disabilities would have great challenges in completing everyday tasks. Dogs have been associated with humans for thousands of years. The service dog industry begins as far back as the late 1800s with police dogs. Eventually, dogs for the blind were being trained, and today there are a variety of dogs for services available.
Moving to a New Home: A Complete Guide
Overview So, you have purchased a new home or are renting your first apartment. Congratulations! But, what now? Moving can be a daunting task, whether it is moving down the street, across state lines, or across an ocean. This article […]
Calculators for Kids
Overview Calculators have become a staple in every classroom across America. There isn’t a time that the newer generation can think of without calculators. The more we advance in school, the more complex the calculator becomes. Calculators are usually used […]
Accounting Guide for Kids, Teens & Young Adults
Overview When we hear the word “accounting,” we think of numbers, receipts, and taxes. While accounting can seem like a daunting task or career to think about, it is actually an extremely helpful skill to have. One of the most […]
Student Guide to Money, Banking & Economics
Overview We all want our children to grow up into adults who make sound financial decisions and properly save, budget, and invest. This is why schools and parents should put in the time and effort to talk openly and responsibly […]
Home Safety Guide – Natural Disasters
Overview Even after disasters of such scope as Hurricane Katrina and Sandy, many people do not seriously consider the possibility of a natural disaster affecting them, which can leave them unprepared for the eventuality. In order to keep your family […]
Living without a Home: A Resource Guide for Homeless Students
Overview While recent reports indicate that homelessness among families is decreasing, these reports are met with the disappointing reality that homelessness among young students is actually on the rise. For most of these families, two basic needs of the youth […]
Home Mortgage and Financial Planning Guide for Seniors
Overview A senior is generally defined as a person of age 62 or above who receives either a pension or Social Security payments. According to statistical analysis from a 2014 US Census, 25 million seniors receive Social Security payments each […]