Did you pay too much in taxes last year? The good news is you will see that money again once you file your tax return, but do you plan on saving or spending it? Rather than viewing the refund as ...
With mortgage rates on the rise, it is a good time to buy a house sooner rather than later. But while market conditions are favorable, is it the right time for you? It may be the “American dream” but it ...
One of the reasons it’s so important to always be mindful of your finances is that life has a tendency to throw a wrench in our plans. And whether it’s a leaky roof, car accident or a trip to the ...
According to CNBC, many taxpayers prefer to get refunds, but getting a large refund may not be the best choice for your finances. Sure, getting a check for a lump sum feels great – maybe you’re already thinking about ...
Spring cleaning isn’t just for the home. Whether you’re just starting to analyze your budget, have committed to paying off debt or are looking to start investing, the first step is to make sure your finances are organized.
After all, it’s ...
A credit card may not be for everyone but the trend of paying with plastic over paper is here to stay. Credit card providers are taking note and offering a variety of different card types with a growing segment falling ...
If you are at the age where it seems you have a wedding to go to every weekend, you may have noticed how quickly the expenses add up. Being in a wedding or even just attending as a guest can ...
Working for yourself can be the ultimate freedom. You can set your own schedule, take days off without permission and you don’t have to answer to anyone.
This is all appealing; but as you embark on this new phase in your ...
Every year health insurance companies are raising their deductibles. While these high deductibles may come with the benefit of a lower monthly premium, it also carries the substantial risk of having to pay a large unplanned expense that can be ...
Credit cards often get a bad rap due to their high interest rates and some people’s tendency to rack up thousands of dollars in credit card debt. However, if you use them properly, they can actually be a very useful ...
