Honor the Mothers of Our Slain Troops on September 26th Although a gold star may be a symbol of excellence, it’s a title that no mother would want to be given. It’s because a Gold Star Mother is the mom of a fallen soldier. The “Gold Star” tradition started during World War II. At that ...Read More
Here Are the Most Livable Cities for Vets with Families For service members who are transitioning back to civilian life, searching for an affordable, vet-friendly place to settle is a top priority. While some cities offer a high quality of life, they’re usually not good options if you’re planning to use your VA home loan ...Read More
Cost Depends on Your Vehicle’s Size and the Kind of Storage You Want The expenses of owning a recreational vehicle don’t end with its purchase. You also have to consider the costs of the vehicle’s maintenance and storage. Many RV owners don’t have enough space in their homes where they can safely secure their vehicles. ...Read More
Know the Real Costs of Storing Your Boat Boat storage is part of your boat’s maintenance. Unless you want to keep it out in the open, exposed to the elements all year round, spending for storage is a necessity to keep your boat secured and protected. The larger your boat is, the more you’ll have ...Read More
Get Your Teen an Auto with the Best Value for Money When looking for a car for a first-time driver, you have to consider three factors. The first is the vehicle’s safety features. Since new drivers need to familiarize themselves first with the nuances of driving, the car must rate high in safety tests to ...Read More
Know What to Do and What Not to Do Even though most of your attention is probably focused on the exterior of your car, it pays to be also mindful of the parts inside your vehicle. Many of your car’s vital components are found inside your engine bay. Cleaning your engine bay is a great ...Read More
Is Your Car Telling You Something? Whether your vehicle is old or new, you’re likely to experience car trouble sooner or later. Luckily, vehicles have their way of communicating with their owners that something is wrong with them. As a car owner, you need to pay attention to these signs and symptoms so you can ...Read More
Pay Tribute to Our Winged Heroes on September 18th On September 18th, 1947, Stuart Symington was sworn in as the first secretary of the United States Air Force (USAF), thus marking the birth of a new branch of the United States Armed Forces. Â Earlier that year, President Harry Truman signed the National Security Act of ...Read More
Opt for a Safe and Comfortable Mode of Travel for Your Family Are you ready to take your family on a road trip this summer? With more families opting to drive instead of commuting or flying to various vacation destinations, getting a reliable auto for your family seems like a good investment. Having a family ...Read More
Remember the Fallen Victims and Heroes of 9/11 on September 11th A most tragic event shook America to its foundation on September 11th, 2001. It was on that day when nearly 3,000 people were killed following the hijacking of four airliners by members of the al-Qaeda terrorist organization. The terrorists deliberately crashed two of the ...Read More