Sean Finucane 
The DIY movement is popular with homeowners for a reason. It can help save you a lot of money, especially on projects that might otherwise cost thousands of dollars. In fact, the median cost of a home renovation in 2017 was $15,000. But when you’re spending more money on your DIY project than you would spend having a professional do the job, you may find yourself making a common DIY home renovation mistake.
Owning a vehicle can be incredibly expensive, and auto repairs can cost you thousands of dollars in parts and labor. To save money, you might consider doing a few repairs yourself. But sometimes DIY projects can end up costing you more or taking a lot longer than you thought.
To help you save on your car repairs without suffering through blood, sweat, and tears, here are five budget-friendly tips to get your car back on the road.
The drive to invest in the automotive industry has all but died with Americans aged 40 and younger, and the reason isn’t because today’s car models have no appeal. Today’s vehicles cost a pretty penny, and that cost is still significant even after making a down payment.
When it comes to planning your wedding day, there’s a lot of pressure to get everything right. Up to 50% of people find planning their wedding more stressful than they imagined with up to 11 hours every week spent planning. It can be even more stressful if you’re working with a tight budget.