Month: December 2014

Your home’s value and whether you can get a better deal on your mortgage is dependent on a few factors. The housing market as a whole is a

Keeping your kids entertained often takes more work in the winter than in the warmer months, as the snowy and rainy weather can leave your children bouncing off

As any homeowner has experienced, few things in the home cause more pulled hair and headaches than a clogged drainpipe. They can be stubborn, and fail to respond

When you are ready to bring a four-legged companion into the home, you might consider adopting a dog. Depending on your lifestyle, choose the breed that will make

Kids and travel: these two things seem to be at odds with each other. The crying, the fussing, the “I’m bored” and the whining all combine with the

Taking the family on vacation may strike fear in the heart of those that worry about the cost of traveling with their brood. Trips, whether across the state

With so many investment vehicles available in the world today, it can be difficult to decide which represents the best option for you and your family. The decision

If you are trying to cut down on your monthly outgoings, and many of us are under pressure to do so, you might be tempted to risk discontinuing

The care system in the United Kingdom, is hard to navigate and more so for adult children who leave their parents behind and have to go overseas. Living

Barry Jacobs, PsyD, has counselled many in the emotionally straining situation of moving elderly parents. He understands how difficult it is to convince an aging parent to move