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Blue Apron Family Plan Review: Healthy Meals For Your Loved Ones

Chonce Maddox / March 15th, 2017 / 1 Comment

When I tried Blue Apron I found the helping had I needed in the kitchen. I recently used the service and have a lot to say about its features, the food, and the pros and cons overall. If you’ve heard of Blue Apron and have been considering it, or love the idea of being able to have fresh food and recipes delivered straight to your doorstep, you’ll want to check out this detailed Blue Apron...

Paribus Review: Get Your Free Money Back

Chonce Maddox / March 7th, 2017 / No Comments

Paribus is a new money-back app that has immediately made its mark amongst its target audience. The app has shown a lot of promise, we thought we’d present a Paribus review. Being able to earn extra money easily on an app will naturally raise lots of eyebrows and interest. In this Paribus review, I will discuss benefits, risks, and legitimacy of the app. How Paribus Works If you, like many others,...

Posted in: Money Tagged with: online shopping rebates, Paribus app, Paribus review

How Gratitude Affirmations Can Improve Your Finances

Chonce Maddox / February 22nd, 2017 / 1 Comment

If only I could earn more money… I wish I could leave this toxic job for something better… I wish I didn’t have so many bills and so much debt… These are all thoughts you’ve probably had at one time or another. I used to be in a very bad financial situation. Back in 2012, I was a single mom living on welfare and trying to make it through college. Now, I’m doing much better but I still have...

Posted in: Life Hacks, Money, Philosophy Tagged with: being grateful, gratitude, gratitude affirmations, improving your finances

Why You Shouldn’t Buy a Huge Home

Chonce Maddox / February 15th, 2017 / 3 Comments

Buying a home can be an exciting milestone and it’s often associated with the ‘American Dream’. Not everyone desires to become a home owner but for those who do, buying a big dream house may be seen as the end goal along with a major status symbol. Personally, I think big houses are overrated and some people tend to bite off more than they can chew when they purchase a home that is...

Posted in: Home Tagged with: buy a home, homeownership, Mortgage