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Scalloped Oyster’s Recipe

Em Rodriguez / August 6th, 2018 / No Comments

Some people find it difficult to eat raw oysters since they are kind of slimy – but are perfectly fine if baked or cooked otherwise. Em RodriguezMaria Emilce Rodriguez, or Em, as her friends and colleagues know her, has been a Staff Blogger/ Media Communications Specialist with District Media Finance Inc. since 2014. She never knew how to cook growing up, however, when she reached her 20s she...

Simple Beef Lasagna Recipe

Em Rodriguez / July 28th, 2018 / No Comments

Lasagna is a hearty meal that you can prepare for your family dinner. However, there are just times where you want to eat this but you know it involves some work. Who wants to work so hard for a hearty meal? Just give me a simple beef lasagna recipe already! Em RodriguezMaria Emilce Rodriguez, or Em, as her friends and colleagues know her, has been a Staff Blogger/ Media Communications Specialist...

Posted in: Personal Finance, Recipe Tagged with: beef lasagna recipe, recipe, simple beef lasagna recipe

Crispy Homemade French Fries

Em Rodriguez / July 27th, 2018 / No Comments

Who doesn’t love french fries? This is an extremely versatile snack that can be enjoyed alone or alongside your favorite comfort food. Em RodriguezMaria Emilce Rodriguez, or Em, as her friends and colleagues know her, has been a Staff Blogger/ Media Communications Specialist with District Media Finance Inc. since 2014. She never knew how to cook growing up, however, when she reached her 20s...

Posted in: Food and Grocery, Personal Finance, Recipes Tagged with: crispy french fries, Recipes

How Good Is Financial Advice From a 3×5 Card?

Tamila McDonald / July 26th, 2018 / No Comments

Saving money and investing for your future are a part of what we’ve all learned through the years. What’s interesting is that this seems to be a lot harder than you’d think. If you have at least $5K in a savings account, you’re probably doing better than most of your friends, but why is that? Maybe a little financial advice from a 3×5 card can help. Tamila McDonaldTamila...

Posted in: Credit and Debt, Money, Personal Finance, Saving Money Tagged with: financial advisor, investing in stocks