When you move to a new place finding good people to replace those who did stuff for you is not an easy task.  Finding a good person who cuts your hair, or a new DR. or Chiro are several things on the list.  For that reason it was hard to find someone I trusted to come into my home and clean it.  But I found someone!
I wanted to write, and recommend a new company I have been using for my home cleaning.   AZ House Helper is by far the best AZ Maids service in the valley.  If you live in the Chandler, Mesa, Tempe Area then give theses guys a call and set up a visit.  They speak English and are probably the most professional people I have ever dealt with.  So again if you are looking for an az house cleaning service stop your looking because you found it!

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As a general rule, I try not to promote companies that I do work for. However, rules are meant to be broken and lately we has been doing some work for a company called Finicity, which provides money management tools like household budgeting software. You may have heard of them as Mvelopes.com (their former name). Their flagship product is called envelope budgeting and is based on a pretty old budgeting method which actually used envelopes. A family would attach several envelopes to the wall and label each envelope for an expenditure. i.e. An envelope for mortgage, envelope for groceries, envelope for gas, etc. Inside each envelope the family would place the amount of cash dedicated to that area of the monthly budget. i.e. Mortgage envelope might contain $1000.00, gas envelope contain $200.00, etc. The family would be committed to only spending the amount of money placed in the envelope at the beginning of the month. In this fashion, they were able to stay on budget.

Finicity (as well as several other companies like Dave Ramsey, etc.) has taken this concept into the 21st century with electronic envelope budgeting. Today you will not find actual envelopes taped to my wall and stuffed with cash, but if you were to peek inside the ol’ family computer you would see a number of virtual envelopes stuffed with emoney. The cool thing about the Finicity software is that it is synced with your online banking so that each expenditure can be automatically deducted from the envelope. In other words, when the waitress runs your credit card after your family trip to Olive Gardenfor $45.47, you will find that $45.47 is automatically deducted from the Meals Out envelope.

Anyway, I am sure that many of you have been receiving emails from well intentioned friends (like my wife) which suggest the world is about to end, and that you better have your food storage, gun cabinets, and family budgets in place. For those of you who do not know where to start on the budgeting side of things, I thought this budgeting system was worth mentioning.

Hopefully, you won’t run into a huge financial crisis.  However, it is always better to be prepared.  Start doing these things now so you can be as prepared as you possibly can in the event that a financial disaster appears in your life.

Its crazy too how everything just communicates now.  I have all Mac in my house and everything talks together so amazingly.  Why did I wait so long??