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Why Should Your Business Have a Business Bank Account

Why Should Your Business Have a Business Bank Account

While it makes sense for large corporations and big businesses to have their own set of corporate accounts, there are also a lot of general benefits that can help any business that come with having a separate business account. Even if you're a sole proprietor or...

Retirement Planning To Know About In Your 50s

Retirement Planning To Know About In Your 50s

Everyone knows they need to start saving for retirement as soon as possible, but the planning does not stop once you open an IRA or 401(k). You have to stay on top of things to ensure everything is going to plan. This is even more important when you are inching closer...

The Smartest Ways To Use Your Tax Refund

The Smartest Ways To Use Your Tax Refund

This year's tax season is officially over. With tax returns recently submitted, it will only be a matter of time before you get your refund. It may be tempting to treat the refund as found money, but this is the last thing you should do. You need to use it to improve...

Financial Tips for Optimal Business Growth

Financial Tips for Optimal Business Growth

The most important thing you can do for the success and growth of your business is to keep it organized. When you have better structure in your office or workspace, you can accomplish tasks more efficiently. This will help you serve customers better and improve the...

Stock Investing for Beginners

Stock Investing for Beginners

Investing in stocks have become much simpler in today's tech-driven day and age. Thanks to advancements in fintech and the abundance of investing apps and tools, anyone and everyone with a mobile phone and internet connection can participate in stock investing. But...

Tips On Creating A Backup Plan Within Financial Planning

Tips On Creating A Backup Plan Within Financial Planning

Not having a financial backup plan can put you and any of your dependents at serious financial risk. Whether it's a family member getting unexpectedly hospitalized or your household's breadwinner losing his/her job, the lack of a solid financial emergency plan can...

How to Financially Adapt During a Crisis

How to Financially Adapt During a Crisis

As the pandemic slowly begins to recede, a weary culture begins to piece together a sense of normalcy. Progress is expected to be slow as people strive to redefine the status quo amid concerns of a virus resurgence or the emergency of a dangerous new strain....

Transitioning from Two Incomes to One

Transitioning from Two Incomes to One

Whether it's because your spouse needs to stay at home to care for a new child or you aren't able to work yourself, transitioning from two incomes to one is always a challenge. However, it isn't impossible. All it takes is to make some lifestyle and budget changes...

The Hidden Costs of Purchasing a Home

The Hidden Costs of Purchasing a Home

While you may know that you will need a down payment to buy a home, there are other costs associated with a real estate purchase. Many of these expenses are included in the closing costs, and they typically include appraisal fees, hiring a home inspector, and paying...

Common Myths About Retirement

Common Myths About Retirement

The idea of retiring and enjoying one’s “golden years” is a simple enough concept. But as with all things in life, the devil tends to be in the details. What makes retirement tricky – and making plans for retirement challenging – are the many unknowns and myths...