Credit card debt is intrinsically tied to financial health. It can snowball quickly and is often incredibly hard to get rid of. “The challenge with credit card debt is the high interest rates,” said Howard […]
Even if you have an unlimited meal plan, you might want to eat off campus from time to time. But as a broke college student, you also don’t have tons of money to spend on […]
What’s in your wallet? If you’re like a lot of folks, when it comes to the credit cards you carry, the answer is nothing particularly rewarding. Roughly 20 million Americans have never changed their main […]
If you’re a sole trader running your own business, then you’re lucky enough to have the flexibility and freedom to do things your way. Unfortunately, at tax time, you have to fall in line like everybody else. […]
Renting a car has practically become a dreaded part of the travel process for even for the most experienced travelers. The rental company often finds ways to add unexpected charges to the final bill. Rarely […]
An income statement, otherwise known as a profit and loss (P&L) statement, is a critical financial document for your business. Income statements produce a clear snapshot of all of your business activities, allowing you to […]
There are more than 1 million small businesses in Canada, and if you happen to run a seasonal business, you know your cash flow can be challenging to manage. Sure, if you have a product […]
One way to save for your child’s college is to use an education savings account such as a 529 plan. I’ve been putting money into a 529 plan for my son since he was 6 years old. When […]
Marriage comes with many benefits, both emotional and financial. But it’s unlikely that the tax benefits (and drawbacks) of your new union are top of mind while wedding planning. The reality is that there are […]
Almost every industry has a busy season that it “trains” for all year. Retail has the holiday rush. Restaurants and bars have bowl season. And, landscapers and contractors have the summer. If you’re just starting […]