Are you thinking about making the jump to an EV but wondering if it will save you #money? Sure, you won’t have to buy gas, but energy prices are also pretty high right now so it’s hard to tell what, if any, savings you’ll get. You won’t need a lot of the usual maintenance items like spark plugs, fuel system components, etc. While EVs are still more expensive than regular cars, there are federal and state tax credits available for some models. The prices on EVs are coming down, with major players like Tesla announcing cuts. In the end, it’s still a tough call, but keep an eye on the market!

Getting back into work after time away is never easy, and when summer is still blazing or the beach is calling, it can be even more challenging. The good news is, with the right attitude and tools, you can slide right back into work mode with minimal bumps and hurdles. Here’s how to get back into the swing of work after the summer break.

With the summer behind us, many people experience a low-grade depression this time of year. Not to be confused with true depression, Seasonal Affective Disorder, (SAD), effects an estimated 6% of Americans and many more people simply feel “blue” or suffer from a feeling of dread as the days get shorter and the weather gets colder.

Do you obsessively check the home #mortgage interest rates in hopes of catching the lowest rate before you buy your new home? Stop doing it! There are so many factors that go into how much you’ll end up paying, and the interest rate you see today will probably not be the one you actually get. Spend time getting your credit score in order, figuring out which type of mortgage will suit you best and checking your local housing market. And, of course, be sure you pick the house of your dreams!