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How to Plan for Unexpected Expenses

Unexpected expenses pop up at the worst times. When they aren’t handled right, they can ruin your business model, But, when you plan for them (even though they’re unexpected), you can work around the issue and keep your business on track. Unexpected business expenses happen at the worst times but that doesn’t mean you can’t[...]

by Jillian
Posted on April 20, 2022
in Budgeting

We all have something we imagine for our future. Whether it be a downpayment for a home, paying off student debt, or simply wanting a cruise to the Bahama for some R&R, these can all be too expensive to pay out of pocket. Setting financial goals can help you do the impossible, but how do[...]

by Jillian
Posted on April 6, 2022
in Budgeting

It may be difficult to develop a saving habit with the way expenses are thrown at us. There’s always a bill to pay, whether or not it is in the budget. As a result, attempting to save as a habit may prove challenging. There are many different saving strategies. The general rule is to have the[...]

The average American gets an average tax refund of $3000 annually. The temptation, normally, is to go on a “me time” spending spree. Spend a little on shoes, a little on snacks, a little on shopping, maybe a stroll to the beach and every other thing. “What would be more satisfying than spending money that is[...]

It’s finally time to come out of the cold and head to warmer climes for the time-honored tradition of Spring Break! Whether you’re a college student headed to the beach or a family headed to Disneyland, we have a couple of ideas to help you out. And best of all, they are budget friendly. How[...]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have had the opportunity to reflect on where they are in their lives and whether or not their jobs are making them happy. Some are trying to adapt, while others had decided to change careers. The notion of a career shift can be intimidating, especially in an uncertain[...]

by Jillian
Posted on February 9, 2022
in Taxes

Avoid the last-minute rush to file your taxes on time with the right preparation and information this year. Several tax changes which could affect you in this tax season took place last year. Examples include the increase in charitable giving deductions and the expanded Child Tax Credit. To reconcile these taxes changes on time, you’ll need[...]

If you’ve been thinking of how to make some extra cash while living your best life in this new year, then you’re in the right place. Ready? Let’s dive in! We’ve brought you nine amazing ways to smash your money goals and earn some extra cash without having to sell your stuff or earn another degree–(of[...]

In part one, we went through the basics of what you needed to put in place before 2022. We covered everything from creating a budget, to having an emergency fund, managing your debts, and even optimizing your portfolio. But it’s one thing to plan, and it’s another thing to execute; you must have the right[...]

Perhaps you’ve evaluated your financial performance in 2021, and you haven’t progressed as much as you would have liked to. First off, evaluating your financial life enables you to figure out where you need to make amends, and it’s a good first step. To help you stay ahead in 2022, we’ve listed out some major[...]

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