Spring is finally attempting to arrive! The days are warmer and we are seeing more of the sun. After being cooped up for so long, I am noticing a boon of folks outside grilling. In fact, I went to the grocery store over the weekend with my own grilling in mind, only to find that […]
First Spring Harvest: Rhubarb
Do you have rhubarb in your garden? It is an early spring vegetable that we treat like a fruit and use in breads, muffins and pies. But, it is also good in salsa, sauces and chutneys. Rhubarb will be one of the first items you will see at your local farmers’ market. Select rhubarb with […]
How are Your Retirement Savings Coming?
Have you started saving for retirement yet? If you have a retirement plan, how is it growing? This year finds more American workers confident they will be financially secure in retirement. As you might guess, 2009 to 2013 saw record lows in the number of Americans confident they could have a comfortable retirement. This year’s […]
Easter is on it’s Way……
What’s your favorite food for Easter? Is there one food that is always served as a family tradition? Your family members may request foods that you don’t usually prepare. You may also have help in the kitchen as you cook and dye eggs. As a general review for all food preparation, remember 4 basic rules […]
A Facelift for the Nutrition Facts Label
How often do you use the Nutrition Facts label before making a food choice? The purpose of the label is to help consumers make healthier choices. You may choose one cereal over another because it contains more fiber, or a soup because it contains less sodium. Though the current label can help you do this, […]
Where do I begin?
In everyday life, we’re surrounded by information that has to do with money. Turn on the TV or radio, pick up a newspaper or magazine, search the web or look at social media sites…information is everywhere. How do we know what is credible and worth our attention? First, catch your breath…start by evaluating where you […]