Women cry over money more than men & that makes me laugh
Money is stressful, no matter how little – or how much – you have. When I was young and broke with my first child, I obviously worried about making ends meet. But when […]
How to set up your small business for success
Mistake-Proof Your Business Idea You’ve got a vision for starting your own small business, and you’re far from alone. Today in America, 32.5 million small businesses employ a number of workers that ranges from […]
5 assistance programs for first-time homebuyers in Tennessee
It’s a long journey through the 440-mile length of Tennessee. That’s why the Volunteer State is divided into three Grand Divisions — East Tennessee, Middle Tennessee, and West Tennessee — each with a unique […]
What the Inflation Reduction Act means for you
President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act in Aug. 2022. While the law’s name alludes to the Biden administration’s desire to bring down historically high price growth, analysts say its impact will be […]
15 dumb money tips from presidential candidates
Believe it or not, presidential candidates, and presidents for that matter, regularly say things that are false, outrageous, and sometimes downright stupid. Gaffes from presidents and presidential candidates are quite common, including gaffes about money. In fact, […]
Federal student loan relief is ending. Here’s how to prepare
After a break of over two years, borrowers will restart federal student loan payments in January 2023. Before the new year arrives, it might be wise for borrowers to have a strategy for repayment. […]
Money-saving programs for Colorado first-time homebuyers
There’s something for just about everyone in Colorado — especially those who love the great outdoors. The state is known for its ski resorts, hiking and biking trails, and 300 days of sunshine each […]
This kind of debt has disappeared from most Americans’ credit reports
On July 1, your credit score might have gone up. If you have unpaid medical bills under $500, chances are those were removed from your credit reports. But how much you benefit might depend […]
If interest rates are rising, why isn’t my bank account earning more?
With all the talk of rising interest rates, it’s natural for consumers to assume that the rates on their bank accounts are headed up too. To fight record inflation, the Federal Reserve (the […]
Just how expensive is Harvard?
Harvard University is known for being one of the oldest (if not the oldest) institutions of higher learning in the United States. Harvard tuition, which is $55,587 a year, is above the national average […]