Paying off debt to qualify is a wonderful way to drive borrowing power. For example, let’s say you have a couple of credit card payments totaling $300 a month with some relatively small balances. Upon […]
Flood insurance is a type of property insurance that covers what your homeowners and renters insurance doesn’t: damage caused by floodwaters. To protect your home and personal belongings from coastal flooding, river flooding, flash flooding […]
When people think about dangerous jobs, they tend to focus on jobs where people might die. There is plenty of merit to this, as anyone working in a job where deaths are common would want […]
Vacation time isn’t just an essential perk for many employees—business owners deserve a break, too! Vacations can be essential for revitalizing and de-stressing yourself, spending much-needed time with your family, and refreshing your mind with […]
The income statement is a financial statement that reports on company revenue, expenses, and net income as of a specific time period, such as a month or year. The income statement is directly connected to the balance sheet, […]
Many of us fantasize about breaking free from the daily grind and becoming an entrepreneur. Maybe, we tell ourselves, we could even build the next million- or billion-dollar venture. Then, too often, real life comes […]
It’s back-to-school season, which means students are hitting the mall for school supplies and clothes. Between pencils, backpacks, shoes and computers, costs can add up. Luckily, there are a host of freebies and discounts available […]
Sales tax is collected at the state level in forty-five states and in the District of Columbia. New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, and Delaware, otherwise known as the NOMAD states, are the only states that […]
Underpricing your product or service can be dangerous to your bottom line. Nellie Akalp, entrepreneur and founder of CorpNet.com, explains that: “Even though you might land the sale, underpricing your products and services comes at a cost. […]
More than half of young adults who enter college take on debt to do so. The bulk of this debt is student loans, according to the Federal Reserve. “Student loans are by far the most common […]