Working From Home and Personal Finance
Before last year and the advent of covid, working remotely had been steadily increasing as a trend — the number of people who work from home as freelancers, self-employed or small business owners, had increased by 140 percent since 2005.
Understanding Lines of Credit
There are many different ways to borrow money. Banks offer various kinds of loans. Credit cards are another idea. You can even borrow money from friends or family.
The Millennial Workforce and Financial Literacy Programs
We have entered a new decade and a new generation of young adults are dominating the workforce.
Inflation and the Future
With stimulus checks a thing of the past, but Americans having amassed big savings during the pandemic, pocketbooks are a little on the fatter side for once.
Retirement: Where to Live
When you reach retirement age you are faced with a choice. Where you live will dictate much when it comes to your lifestyle for the rest of your days
How to Deal With Financial Stress
Stressing out about money is not a new thing — it’s a problem that plagues many Americans. Perhaps you’ve experienced it, worrying about debt or maybe you couldn’t bear to look at the bills stacking up.
Retiring in 2022
There have been some positive outcomes from the pandemic - one of them is the change to doing business online instead of in-person
Start the Year by Giving Yourself a Raise
The past two years has taken a toll on many Americans' finances. As we move into 2022, here are some tips that can get your New Year off to a good start.