Many of us dream of owning a pool so that we can throw pool parties, practise our swimming or simply cool off on a hot summer’s day. If you decide to commit to a pool, your first decision should be whether to choose an inground pool or an above ground pool. As the name suggests, inground pools are built into the ground, whereas above ground pools sit on top of the ground. Both have their advantages and drawbacks. This post deep dives into some of the benefits of each. Why choose an inground pool? Fully customizable Inground pools can be…
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Having the freedom of the road is great, but the cost of car ownership? That’s not so enjoyable. Unless you’re lucky enough to have a job that offers a car allowance, you’ll likely be spending a significant chunk of your income on vehicle-related expenses. In fact, one report found a sizable portion of US drivers are spending 20% of their income just to have the privilege of driving around. Yet, while it’s unlikely that you can eliminate the costs of car ownership completely, there are things you can do that can help to keep costs to a minimum. We’ll run…
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Buying a home for the first time is a big deal, and it’s something that often brings a mix of excitement and nerves. With so much information to take in and so many decisions to make, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed–and just as easy to make choices that don’t fully support your long-term goals. The truth is, a home isn’t just a place to live; it’s an investment in your future, and you want to feel good about it long after the paperwork is signed. That’s why being thoughtful and informed can help you walk away from the experience feeling…
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Wondering what smart money moves you can make while you’re young? For many, the answer will be as simple as stuffing some cash away in a savings account. That’s always a smart move, and it is indeed one of the best things you can do in your 20s and 30s to please your future self. But if that’s the only thing you’re doing, then you’re not setting yourself up for much financial security a few decades down the line. 40-year-old you will bemoan the 20 and 30-year-old versions for their lack of financial foresight. It means you’ll have to start…
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Where there is a tax refund, an annual bonus or you have money leftover after meeting your savings goals, extra funds is a great problem to have. But once your emergency fund is topped off and your high interest debts are paid down, the question becomes where should you put that extra money to work? Traditional investments like stocks and real estate remain strong options, but many are looking towards those lifestyle assets like some of the best Tritoon boats for sale. There are creative ways for you to enjoy and grow your wealth, and let’s take a look at…


