If you have a credit card – and who doesn’t – it’s likely that you’ve been seeing some changes, sometimes too many changes to even keep up with. We’ve rounded up several dilemmas you might face with your credit cards
It’s not always easy to save and invest – it takes time, effort and education. Do you know how much you need to save for retirement? Do you know where your money should be invested for your future? Even with
When it comes to an income tax refund, many people look at it as a windfall – unexpected money that can be used for fun. Truly, though you could be investing or saving your money and putting it to better
Consumers spend an average of 10 hours researching a new car but one hour or less when it comes to reviewing their health benefits during open enrollment. When you think about it, these days a hospital stay could drain your
It appears that lenders are beginning to loosen their grip on lending money, but your personal credit history will still be a determining factor in whether you qualify for a car loan, mortgage or line of credit. Banks tightened their
It’s less than two days past payday and your checkbook’s bottom line is looking a bit unhealthy. Do you ever where your money goes? Do you track it or does it simply seem to trickle through your fingers until it’s
One way that business owners increase cashflow is through trade, commonly known as barter. By trading your products, services or expertise with other companies, you can free up cash flow and get the products, services or expertise you need. However
When your clients come to you, chances are they have an idea of what they’ll be getting. They walk into a clothing store – it’s clothing; you’re an accountant, they expect to have their facts and figures taken care of
As a small business owner you face challenges every day – from hiring and retaining good employees to bringing in enough business to keep the doors open. Keeping track of payroll and the state and federal paperwork that needs to
Bankruptcy: What was once a last resort and utilized by few individuals, is now – because of this difficult economic climate in which we are living – is becoming more commonplace. Taking the steps to file bankruptcy is not something
