January 2017

Finances and money management can be something that’s hard to deal with on your own. But bring in another person with their own habits and ideas and you could begin seeing some real arguments forming on the horizon of your romantic relationship. However, talking about mon Read More

Rarely are medical bills something you plan for. Especially if you’re having an emergency procedure or end up in the hospital, you have very little time to plan how these events are going to impact you financially. And even with insurance, your out-of-pocket costs can be Read More

Three years ago, the average U.S. household carried more than ,000 in credit card debt alone.  In 2017, it can be expected that the average national debt per household will reach record heights.   Read More

Business people want to make the maximum gain and incur minimum risks. A business is started with the hope of making a gain and in fact gain below a certain level may not even ensure continuance, yet it is a hard fact that businesses have to face several risks which sometimes may Read More

When it comes to saving up money everyone does it differently. Some people shove extra dollar bills in the bottom of their sock drawer, some people open a traditional savings account, and some people simply save their spare change in a big glass jug. These are all optional, Read More

Personal finances is not yet a required course for teenagers, but it should be taught.  Bad money management skills can significantly affect the outcome of anyone’s life.  Unfortunately, success is measured in dollars.  It is nearly impossible to afford a comfortable life without Read More

So you’re the bridesmaid? After the bride, you’re in the lime light! And of course, from the entire wedding table decorations to the color combination of flower settings to even the trivial items on the list, you need to be sure that everything is just perfect. But Read More