Celebrating the Long(er) Haul
How long have you been a Logix member? However you go about celebrating your milestones, at Logix our sincerest wish is that you feel invested in and valued beyond measure.
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Celebrating the Long Haul
Different types of people prefer different types of gifts. This is a tried and true fact in my own relationship. I tend to gravitate towards life’s finer things: a new purse, makeup, and being treated to as many of Los Angeles’ burritos as humanly possible. My husband? He’d like to be given something he can put to use, like gift cards or cash. Having been married recently, I found myself googling anniversary gifts. I was surprised to learn that traditional wedding anniversary gifts can not only include the type of flashy presents I prefer, but also many materials that have a history of being used as currency.
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Digital Wallets with Logix – An Easy and Secure Way to Pay
If you're ready to simplify your life, consider using a digital wallet to keep your credit and debit cards on your smart device!
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How to Raise Financially Healthy Kids
You may be wondering how you can set your children up for financial success. Here are some tips that will show you how to raise financially healthy kids!
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Cancel Your Subscriptions
With the click of a button you can sign up for a subscription to stream music or your favorite T.V. series. It’s easy to be roped in by offers for gym memberships, grocery delivery, and box subscriptions. These relatively “small” recurring costs can add up quickly. Many times, we’re unaware of exactly how much we end up spending on these subscription services—in fact, according to a Waterstone Management Group survey, 84% of us are underestimating our monthly tech spending.
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Inexpensive Gifts for Your Valentine that Pack A Lot of Heart
6 inexpensive gifts for Valentine's Day you can put together in less than a day.
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Now Would Be A Good Time To Buy Winter Clothes
Growing up my mother made us go through a process that, to my childhood brain was cruel and unusual. It was called spring cleaning. Each and every year, twice a year (in fall too), we cleaned the house from top to bottom. Ironically, I didn’t
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What things cost in 1937
We’re 80! What did things cost in 1937, the year we were born? We’re 80 years old this month, and taking an opportunity to reflect on what the world was like in 1937, the year we were born. One of the most remarkable things to
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Budgeting Tip: Start Small, Don’t Stop
Most dieters fail by denying themselves any pleasure. Deciding to “get healthy,” they decide to eat 100% healthy all the time always. While each individual meal is fine, consumed with water and no desert, it’s when you start thinking about the future, about a lifetime
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Over Do It This Holiday?
In more ways than one, it’s easy to over do it during the holiday season. You can get wrapped up in the spirit, throw caution to the wind and before you know it you’ve polished off a plate of cookies and blown through your holiday
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