Money Tips We Can Learn from Our Past Presidents
The third Monday of February is set aside to celebrate Presidents’ Day. This year instead of rushing to our nearest outlet store, let’s take a look at some money wisdom we can learn from past presidents
Putting Your Affairs in Order
55% of Americans pass away without a will or an estate plan. Here are some of the affairs that should be kept in order before we're referred to as the “dearly departed:”
Make the Time to Prioritize Your Finances
With so many different things competing for your attention, it’s easy to let financial planning slide. It may not be something you want to do, but it is something you need to do.
Savings Tips
Here are some tips for saving more, so that you can reach your goals faster. And you’ll have more peace of mind when the time comes to retire.
Mortgage Fraud-How Seniors Can Avoid It
There is a scam that combines identity theft and mortgage fraud. The FBI says house stealing is not widespread, but it's a crime they are monitoring closely.
Safeguard Against Recession
Research from leading economists in the United States suggests we could be headed for another recession in the near future.
Self-employment on the Rise
Self-employment was key for the nation’s recovery from the recession. Between the middle of 2009 and the middle of 2013, 60% of the jobs created were from small businesses.
Summer Savings
Despite the many ways we can let loose on spending habits this summer, there are actually some ways to save. There are some money-conserving strategies that may or may not have occurred to you already
Budgeting for Your Future
A budget is essential for your financial future and although more people believe that they need to using one, fewer Americans are using a household budget.
Paychecks on the Rise in America
The rate of hiring college graduates in 2019 is up 11% from last year and after several years of economic growth, wages are finally starting to rise too.