Helping Moms Survive Parenthood...One Post at a Time
There is so much talk about saving money through couponing and scouring sales ads. Those are great ways to save money in stores, but there are others ways to do it too. Some people like to check for cheaper prices online as well, but you could be taking your online shopping one step further to make it even more affordable for you! Checking for online promo codes is important before you make a … [Read more...]
The holiday season can bring with it many expenses. On top of the gifts you wish to purchase for family and friends, there is home decor, food, and activities which cost money. Some families may find themselves in a bind when they are spending and realize they have gone just over their holiday budget - luckily, there are short term loan options from places such as www.credloans.com. If you … [Read more...]
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Pep Boys for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. Let's face it - most moms are on the go, a lot. From school to soccer practice to boy/girl scout meetings to the grocery store, there are lots of place that moms have to go on a daily basis. As the seasons change and there is less daylight, some of these errands are sure to be done in the … [Read more...]
The costs related to attending college can be expensive. One top of tuition and room and board, you must purchase your own textbooks. One solution that can ease your wallet is renting textbooks. This is especially helpful for courses that aren't related to your major and books that you have no intention of keeping after the final exam. CampusBookRentals.com can help you save money on your … [Read more...]
Wine is the perfect complement for many evening meals. Whether you are eating in the comfort of your home or dining out with a friend, you may want to include a glass of white or red wine as a beverage. But, which do you choose? There are a few factors you can consider when choosing the right wine for the evening. Consider your budget. The amount you want to spend on a bottle of wine will … [Read more...]
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of LifeLock Facebook for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. Some people may not want to believe just how easy it can be to have your identity stolen. However, in 2011, 11.6 million adults in the U.S. were identity fraud victims. A total of $18 billion was lost among these cases, with the average cost per victim being $1,513. When you … [Read more...]
I have been posting quite a bit about Kiddie Academy and their franchise opportunities, sharing case studies from others that took advantage and are now reaping the benefits of having their own business. Today, I want to go back to the very beginning. As Kiddie Academy's first franchisee, Wendy Barry opened her child care business on March 15, 1993 at 100 Kiddie Lane, Elkton, MD. Her tenure … [Read more...]
Cory and Summer Bullock opened their Kiddie Academy franchise, located at 2010 East League City Parkway in League City, Texas, on August 18, 2008. The Bullocks have achieved tremendous success, and as the youngest franchisees in the system, it proves that age is no barrier when owning a Kiddie Academy franchise. They have reaped the rewards of owning a business and watching children grow in … [Read more...]
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