There’s a reason why the holidays are generally considered to be the “most wonderful time of the year”, as the old song goes; family and close friends are able to gather together and celebrate because of the time off from work and worries. Old traditions such as Secret Santa Gift Exchanges, and Christmas Carol singing, take center stage to foster the much-needed warmth during the cold season.
Many Americans are becoming more budget conscious than ever before. Everything from smaller homes (even tiny houses) to looking at each monthly bill seeking ways to cut their monthly expenses.
Running restaurants and cafés is more than just serving foods and drinks to your customers. After all, they are business and you have to approach them as such. That means that you can apply money saving tips and strategy as an owner of this type of hospitality establishments.
Buying a product that’s defective will likely be a rare occurrence in your life. However, if you do buy such a product, there are steps you can take to rectify the situation. Here are a few things that you should do if you end up purchasing a defective item.
Who doesn’t need extra cash? I know I can use some extra cash all year long but ESPECIALLY the last half of the year. Thinking about all the expenses that come with a big Thanksgiving meal, Christmas parties, Christmas gifts, and (for our family) even birthday gifts during the last half of the year. I can get a little overwhelmed, wondering “how in the world will we make ends meet?” The holidays are not meant to be stressful but often times they are!
