Summer is here.  Yes, Summer!  Summer provides me mixed feelings.  It provides us with great weather, but it is also the name of my Canadian ex-girlfriend from high school who was a figment of my imagination.  Oh…you know you had one too!  Now on to the must do’s for June.

April is Financial Literacy month in the United States.  In 2003, Congress finally supported the idea of financial literacy month.  Because it was officially recognized by Congress, a big push was made from various non-profits and government agencies (National Financial Educators Council, Financial Literacy and Education Commission, and National Endowment for Financial Education) generated tools and courses for families to utilize to improve your financial situation.

March and May are not only months, but also verbs. So, let’s get to the actions you should take for March.

February…Love is in the air, everywhere I look around…

February is probably the least appropriate month for Valentine’s day.  It is cold, dark, and gray.  What is romantic about that?  “Honey, let’s bundle up, brave the wet cold, and find a busy restaurant where people are talking loudly.