If you have student loans, or will soon, you’re in good company. Nearly 44 million Americans owe almost $1.6 trillion in combined student loan debt.  Federal student loans make up the biggest portion of this outstanding student […]

Negotiate, negotiate, negotiate. That’s the mantra to remember if you’re behind on your medical bills or facing a medical bill you can’t afford. Understandably, most people want to avoid having medical bills send them into bankruptcy. In most […]

Student loan debt can be a stressful enough prospect without getting credit involved. But is your credit and how your student loan debt impacts it something you need to worry about as you work on […]

The saying “time is money” is even more true when you’re refinancing your home to reduce your monthly payment. The sooner you complete a refinance, the sooner you’ll be able to enjoy the benefits of lowering your […]

You can deduct the actual costs of using your personal vehicle for business use. How the tax rules work The IRS allows you to deduct the actual expenses of operating a vehicle, or take a standard mileage […]

It’s the start of a new semester. That means new classes, new books, and, unfortunately, new bills. But hey, nothing in life is free, right? From buying your assigned textbooks to figuring out the most […]

According to a June 2019 survey by InHerSight, seven in ten women are looking to change careers, a figure up 28 percent since we posed the same question just last year.  The reasons women want […]

Labor unions were first started in 1881 and now one in 10 workers in America is a member of a labor union, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Being part of a union means […]