This weekend will have millions of Americans on the road most of them to see relatives to celebrate the upcoming holidays. Traffic and unprepared parents can put a damper on the family trip. Enjoy these tips to smoothen your ride! Check traffic in advance: We prefer Waze or Google Maps to check for accidents and weather delays Gas up in…read more →
Now that we are in the final month of 2016 it’s easy to get off track from our goals. Follow these 6 tips and with a little time and effort your 2017 finances will be more organized and less stressful. Organize your paperwork: It’s hard to feel in control when you can’t find anything. Gather all papers, shred duplicates/old statements…read more →
Following these 5 tips can save you money in 2016! Whether you are an individual and/or business owner, the following 5 tips can save you money in 2016! Maximize 401K deductions for 2016: Unlike IRA’s and SEP’s, 401K contributions can only be deducted in the tax year they are deposited. Taxpayers should check their pay stubs to make sure they…read more →
Pizza is a passion of mine! After six months, a few extra pounds and visiting 50+ places the results are in. Di Fara: Located in Midwood Brooklyn, this place is 2nd to none! All slices and pies are made by 90+ yo Dominick Demarco. Flavors explode in your mouth. Waits are painful but worth it. You have to go at…read more →
Wedged on a ledge under the mountains and over the Mediterranean, Sorrento is long and narrow. Sorrento is reasonably priced and can be done either as a day trip or 1-2 nights will suffice. Stunning Cliffside views: Spectacular stretch of coastline over the bay of Naples and near Capri. Lemons and Limoncello: Sorrento takes it to the next level serving…read more →
Still Italy’s most glamorous seaside getaway, this whale shaped island has an epic beauty! Made famous as a vacation hideaway of Roman Emperors Augustus and Tiberius, these days Capri is a touristy island well worth visiting at least for a day trip at a minimum. I suggest going in September, October, May or June. The Blue Grotto: Capri was discovered…read more →
If you do the proper research you will find Kansas City to be a fun, underrated and interesting place to visit. We just returned from a 4 day long weekend and suggest the following; 1. KC Barbecue: KC BBQ is the real deal! My suggestions are Joe’s, the most famous place as well as Arthur Bryant’s and Gates BBQ. You…read more →
I have attended every U.S. Tennis Open since the early 80’s when my brother and I both were ball boys. The 2 week tournament has gone through a lot of changes over the years. 1. Arthur Ashe won the first US Open as an amateur and the main stadium at the Billie Jean King USTA Tennis center is named after…read more →
10 Reasons Alex Rodriguez could be a Hall of Famer On Friday, 8/12/2016 “A-Rod” will play his last game. Barring an unlikely return to MLB, he will go on the Hall of Fame ballot in 2021. The baseball writers’ association will grapple with perhaps the most complex case in history. 1. 10 years on the ballot: By 2015, many younger…read more →
There are many interesting places to visit in the USA. Nestled in the northern Cascade mountain range sits one of the largest engineering feats of the last century: Shasta Dam. Located in northern California, the Shasta Dam tour should be added to your travel list for the following reasons: 1. Built in 1945, The Shasta Dam is the tallest center…read more →
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