11 ways to invest your tax refund
For many, one of the most delightful experiences in adult life is receiving a tax refund check from the IRS. It’s a true early-spring brightener after a long and bleak winter. Sure, you might want […]
How to evaluate a stock before you buy
If you’ve never bought or sold stocks in the past, the thought of trading for the first time might be daunting. But once you’ve done your homework and have developed the right habits, it’s not […]
A small business owner’s guide to going digital
I started watching “Get Organized with The Home Edit” on Netflix and purchased several boxes of velvet hangers before I finished the first episode. I ordered them online, and they arrived on my doorstep the […]
7 major job hunting mistakes you can easily avoid
Job hunting is a long and frustrating process. The trouble is, some people make finding a job much harder for themselves than it needs to be. Regardless of whether you’re looking for your first job, stuck […]
15 great ways to save for a down payment
Whether you’re looking to buy your first home or your fifth, putting money down upfront will reduce your monthly mortgage payment, total interest charges, and perhaps even the loan’s interest rate. If you currently own a home, […]
5 easy ways doctors can save on taxes
It’s a well-known fact that doctors tend to make a good amount of money. (One of the great perks to being a doctor, other than the “saving lives” part.) But compared to other high-earners, you’ve […]
What tax bracket am I in?
The United States has what’s called a progressive federal income tax system. As a person’s income increases, the taxation percentage progressively goes up. When asking, “How do I know what tax bracket I am in?” […]
Why financial literacy is important for kids
Money doesn’t grow on trees but do your kids know that? As parents, we must teach our kids basic life skills, and that includes talking about money. Basic financial literacy for kids is an important […]
30 short-term financial goals you can crush
With scary statistics like 59% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck, or 67% of Americans struggle to pay a $1,000 emergency, we need to step up our game. Know what your short term financial goals are to […]
How to give yourself a financial spa day
Self-care is an expression you hear a lot about these days but rarely when it comes to your finances. Although at first, it might not seem as comforting as, say a trip to the spa […]