If you have never served in the military yourself, you may be wondering how you can thank and support those who have. Of course, words of gratitude can mean a lot, but there are many tangible ways you can help veterans and their families, too. Remember, it’s not uncommon for veterans to struggle with the lasting effects of injuries and trauma. They may be dealing with financial problems and well as health issues, and even sometimes face extreme poverty and homelessness. But even veterans who are … [Read more...]
How to Do Your Part for the Planet as an Ecopreneur
The human impact on the environment is hard to deny or ignore. It’s clear that we need to step in and do something to fix issues like ocean acidification, air pollution, deforestation, natural resource depletion, soil degradation, loss of biodiversity, and the many other environmental problems facing our planet. If you want to do your part, launching an eco-friendly business could be a great way to enact change! Here are some tips from Mortgages for America to help you turn your green idea into … [Read more...]
5 Non-Negotiable Pest Prevention Tips for Hopeful Vacation Home Buyers
Want to avoid unexpected guests at your housewarming party? Then make sure that your new vacation home is properly inspected for pests. The last thing you want in your new second home are creepy-crawlies that bring germs and diseases into your new place—not to mention the destruction these creatures can cause. A reputable pest control company like one found on Angi can do your inspection and even help you remedy an ugly situation, but before you sign on the dotted line for a property, Mortgages … [Read more...]
Transitioning From Military to College Life: How to Make the Process Easier
Most people apply to college in their late teens and early 20s, but for those who've served in the military, this otherwise simple path to higher education is filled with twists and turns. As a veteran transitioning to civilian life, the change can be tricky — not only do you have to adjust to being a civilian again, but you also have to get used to becoming a student in a classroom. You are more than qualified to overcome these challenges, but finding support along the way can make a … [Read more...]
