When hiring a workforce, it’s important for business owners to understand the options they have in regard to different types of workers. While the majority of businesses won’t employ every type of worker, knowing their options allows […]
Is it possible to save money and thrive in an uncertain economy? The way to move forward and progress financially is often unpredictable. But taking the right steps now could set you up for financial freedom down the […]
Negotiating a deal with the IRS can offer the tax debt help you need for making a payment – but you’ll need to have a strong argument and the information to support you claims. When […]
Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) are shell companies that go public with the intent of buying a private business. Also known as “blank check companies,” SPACs have increasingly become a popular alternative to the traditional initial […]
What keeps you up at night? For small business owners just starting out, competition, growth, and the economy all rank as top concerns. Likewise, accounting tasks—like maintaining profitability and healthy cash flow—are also common struggles. Growing businesses regularly cite […]
Born between 1965 and 1980, many members of Generation X are in their peak earning years. While the COVID-19 pandemic has doubtlessly stifled some of that earning potential, Gen Xers are still taking advantage of […]
With a new administration in place and new legislation proposed to help those hardest hit by the financial impacts of the pandemic, raising the national minimum wage has become a highly contested topic. While boosting […]
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) have been all the rage on Wall Street. Almost 250 SPACs went public in 2020, four times as many as the prior year. And so far in the first two […]
Many borrowers are considering their student loan options in light of historically low-interest rates, federal student loan payments on pause at least through September 2021, and discussion of student loan forgiveness by both parties. With so many […]
If advice for paying off student loans were as simple as “Just keep paying those monthly payments,” over 45 million borrowers would have no concerns about wiping away more than $1.6 trillion in student loan […]