President Joe Biden ran his campaign on a platform that included strong student loan reform promises. After he was officially sworn in as the 46th President of the United States on Jan. 20, he signed an executive […]
Despite the economic fallout and job loss from the pandemic, the number of U.S. properties with foreclosure filings in February was 11,281, down 77% from last year, according to ATTOM Data Solutions. This is likely thanks […]
It can be tough to tamp down your impatience while you’re waiting on an income tax refund, especially if you have plans for the money. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) knows this, which is why the agency […]
Editor’s note: Regulations and guidance from the Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Treasury Department is evolving. Please refer to the latest guidance from the IRS and Treasury to confirm how it applies to your particular situation. The IRS and Treasury […]
Many people dream of being self-employed, setting their own hours, and making more money. However, one of the biggest retirement money mistakes made by the self-employed is, well, not actually setting aside money for the future. It […]
Looking for a one-stop-shop for all of the basic real estate investing calculations you’ll ever need? Then you’re in the right place! The math behind real estate investment calculations is really pretty simple. But sometimes […]
The advice I give my neighbor is different than what I’d tell you. But there are foundational principles that apply to almost everyone. If you want to improve your finances in 2021, I can’t give […]
Spring is a time of renewal, and it certainly extends to space we now spend most of our time in, our homes. Three out of four real estate agents report that home improvement projects are on the […]
Learning that you are eligible for a tax refund can be a welcome surprise. And, if you have any pressing expenses – maybe you’re behind on a few bills or have been putting off going […]
The spot market of a commodity is a market where buyers meet sellers and make an immediate exchange. In other words, delivery takes place at the same time payment is made. This is the simplest […]
In business, it’s not always a great idea to follow your gut. When it comes to making financial decisions, hard data can help you remain objective. Financial reporting is an integral part of running and […]
Tax season is stressful enough without the threat of phony tax returns, stolen personal and financial data and phishing scams. Scammers know how to navigate the complexities of tax season and turn a profit. Here […]
If you are someone who doesn’t mind burning the midnight oil and working while the rest of the world sleeps, there are many great night shift jobs out there that are in high demand. Night […]
Where cryptocurrencies were once the reserve of tech nerds, these days, they’ve become so mainstream that your parents might be considering investing. This news might strike excitement into the hearts of diehard crypto fans, but […]
Women’s History Month is observed each March to celebrate the contributions that women have made to history and the progress they’ve made toward gender equality. But a pay gap still leaves women making roughly 82 […]
If you’re looking to buy a new home, you’ve likely heard about home warranty coverage. This type of warranty is designed to cover repairs and replacements of certain appliances and systems within the home. Having […]
When it comes to investing there’s a lot to learn about the types of investments and different investment strategies, and it can be overwhelming. From mutual funds to IRAs, 401ks, stocks and bonds, there’s a […]
Before computers and software, we did all of our accounting by hand. Business owners kept any accounting records in large binders with reams of paper files. Fortunately, accounting has gone digital, and as a small […]
The concept of “buy low, sell high” is popular across a variety of industries. People who buy cheap houses, renovate them, and sell them for more are doing a version of buy low, sell high. So […]
When you’re starting a business, there’s a lot to take into consideration, like your personal interests and skills, and demand in the marketplace. But you should also consider profitability. Are you starting a business that […]
Bond investing is something every new investor should understand. Whether you are building a specific three-fund portfolio, or simply deciding on your asset allocation, the types of bonds you choose matter. From government bonds to corporate bonds, […]
Increasingly, investors are considering how to invest in renewable energy. This is part of a wider move toward socially responsible investing. Additionally, there are a number of apps changing the way we invest. These apps offer […]
Because COVID-19 disrupted life in many ways, the reverberations could result in changes in your taxes for 2020, some that might be welcome and others not so much. What if you received unemployment benefits or […]
According to Finder’s latest Drunk Shopping survey conducted in September 2020, more than a fifth (21.4%) of Americans admit to shopping under the influence. The percentage of Americans that admitted to buying under the influence […]
For all the dreamers out there — from career-minded students to venture-seeking entrepreneurs — we bring good news. Long-term employment projections predict double-digit growth in a diverse group of industries that have one thing in […]
One of the most exciting parts of heading off to college for many students is living on their own for the first time. Whether that be in a freshman dorm, an on-campus apartment, or in their […]
Americans were already struggling with their personal finances, and then COVID-19 hit. According to the Pew Research Center, 44% think it will take three or more years to recoup their losses for those financially impacted […]
I am not a money genius. I’ve touched many proverbial “hot stoves,” and the “best interest” is part of my scar tissue. Today, let’s dive into seven of my money mistakes and the lessons I’ve […]
Most people worry about money, and some of them even have a fear of spending money. Americans think and worry about money most of the time. At least 70% of Americans are in debt, with at least […]
If there is one good thing that came out of the pandemic it was discovering how easy it is to work from home. Many employers even stated they will never return to pre-pandemic office days, […]