Millennials and Money
With more and more Millennials in the workplace and the economy in a different situation than it was a decade ago, it is no wonder that many of them are finding it tough out there.
Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday is a special day set aside as part of an American Express program to encourage people nationwide to support small local businesses. It is held annually on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Students and Their Finances
What does the future hold for the next generation in modern America? Students are drowning in debt.
Entrepreneurs and Savings
When you start a new business you are put under enormous pressure and strain, especially if you have employees. Money pressures can quickly become a weight around the neck of many entrepreneurs.
Inflation and Investment
Inflation is a problem that cannot be stopped but its effects can be minimized.The current American rate of inflation is set to increase over the next few years.
Americans and Financial Planning
Planning for your financial future should not be something that is an afterthought. Unfortunately, it seems that many American families are not taking control of the situation, and this could leave them in trouble later on in life.
Three Rookie Financial Planning Mistakes to Avoid
A lot of Americans believe their financial planning need improvement but about a third of us have done nothing to plan for our financial futures at all. Here are some rookie mistakes to avoid when it comes to financial planning.
Reverse Mortgage Could Help Your Retirement
Something that not everyone may immediately think of is to also to sign up for a type of loan that is typically considered a last resort option for seniors experiencing a cash shortfall in retirement.
Financial Planning Basics
Every year in October, National Financial Planning Month is observed. With a solid financial plan, you can set short-term and long-term goals. You can estimate the amount of money you will likely need for college, health care expenses, and your retirement.
Financial Literacy in America
Everyone should have at least a basic knowledge of financial issues, as it affects our everyday lives significantly. In the United States only 57% of Americans are financially literate.