It’s the summertime and if you are free of any occupational responsibilities or looking to go on vacation, this is certainly the time to do it. However, if you don’t have any more vacation time, you are well aware of the fact that, with July 4th having just passed, there isn’t a single federally […]
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In my previous entry, I offered a look at how Times Square and the World Trade Center, two of New York City’s most revered landmarks, have changed over the years. And, as I’ve mentioned in the previous entry, New York is far too large and historic to fit all of its landmarks into a single […]
Time certainly passes quickly. It seems as if just yesterday I was writing an article on what to do for Mother’s Day in New York City. Now, it is officially June and Father’s Day is just around the corner. So you may be asking yourself: “What can I do for Father’s Day in the great […]
There is always something to do in New York City. From watching a late-night broadway show, to paddle boating in Central Park, you can never be bored in the city that never sleeps. And with Mother’s Day coming up very soon, millions of New Yorkers will be looking for great Mother’s Day activities. Here are […]
Venice, Italy has gone down in history as one of the most prosperous cities in the world. From its humble beginnings as a safe haven for Romans from invading Germans and Huns to its millennium long run as a sovereign state, the lagoon city has provided some of the greatest artistic and commercial advancements in […]
New York City has, in the past, been known to be quite dirty. In the 1800s, New York’s city streets were littered with trash, urine, manure and even dead animal carcasses. This was the standard for the city until 1894, when, under Mayor William Strong’s appointment, George Waring took over the Department of Sanitation. Afterwards, […]
New York, New York. One of the greatest cities on Earth. Sinatra sang about it, it was the gateway to the U.S. and it is constantly featured in countless Hollywood movies. Millions dream of living in The City That Never Sleeps, but only a select few have managed to grow accustom to the hectic and […]
Once you turn 50, you’ve reached a pretty big milestone. In your fifties, retirement is closer than ever. You’re likely secure in your home and job and it’s important to continue successfully managing your money. You may have children who are in or graduating from college and you need to decide how much or how […]
By forty, people are generally established in their jobs and have found a house that they plan on living in for a while. You might have kids who are in school and you’re possibly thinking of sending them off to college. You might also be looking ahead toward retirement and wondering how to provide best […]
In your 30s, it’s likely that you’ll begin considering buying a house or having children, so you need to plan financially for those big decisions. You’ll also be more established in your career and making significantly more money than you had in your 20s. Because of these life changes, there are certain financial goals you […]
