When we first moved to Spain, the plan was to live as a retired family without the stresses of work. That lasted about a year. I started to work a few hours a day, motivated more by doing something I love than the actual money aspect. The question I get asked most is how I make money while living in Spain. …
There are many rewards cards on the market with good point incentives and programs, but if you are a frequent world traveler, these 3 travel credit cards will also save you money on many additional travel related costs and fees. Be sure to have these 3 cards in your wallet: 1. American Express Platinum Card …
The holidays are both my favorite and most stressful time of the year. Spending from Thanksgiving to New Year’s day always leaves me feeling guilty and worried. I love to pull out the Martha Stewart in me and create magic for my family: a decorated house, a beautiful tree, crafts, an abundance of decadent food, fun parties and gifts. I also …
Living in Spain is surprisingly affordable and monthly budget-friendly. The food quality is excellent and a liter of local, fresh milk is .50 cents! Affordable or free public transportation, sports, healthcare and social or cultural programs are an expected part of Spanish society. Our monthly budget for a family of 4 and a dog, in Euros, …
I hope you are sitting down, because what I am about to tell you might make you feel unsteady. If you would have told me last year that I would have to live without the following essential home appliances I would have nervously laughed in your face. Apartment hunting for a rental in Spain, we set …