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Organizing Your Finances After the Death of a Spouse

There are 13.6 million widows1 in America. If you are facing a recent loss, you are not alone. The grieving process is complicated and involves many overwhelming emotions. The support of close friends and family is considered critical during this time, as is sorting through complicated feelings. Your main focus should be on funeral arrangements, […]

Are You Ready to Buy a Home?

Purchasing a home is one of the most important and greatest financial decisions you will ever make. With that being said, there are many considerations and factors that you should go over before you put in an offer on a home. Purchasing a home isn’t as easy as they make it look on television or […]

How to Instill Budgeting Skills in Your Kids

One of the most overlooked skills that should be taught to kids is budgeting. The truth is, teaching your child how to manage their money will be very beneficial for them once they start earning a paycheck from a job. So, at an early age, try the budget tips below with your child so you […]

5 Ways to Save on Christmas Presents This Year

The holiday season revolves around giving and being generous. We give presents to our family, friends, neighbors, and even coworkers. A downside of this season of generosity is that it is easy to get carried away and spend hundreds, or even thousands of dollars on presents. To help you save on Christmas presents this year, […]

5 Ways to Help Achieve a Good Credit Score in 2020

Getting and maintaining a good credit score can open doors to many benefits in the financial world. You can get credit cards with better rewards, lower interest rates on loans, and are more likely to get approved for larger loans. With the new year quickly approaching, it is the perfect time to set your focus […]

5 Ways to Pay Off Your Student Loan Debt Faster

Student loans are one of the most common forms of debt for Americans. Many people struggle to pay off their debt acquired from obtaining a college degree for decades after they graduate. To avoid holding the weight of thousands of dollars of debt on your shoulders for many years to come, look to the five […]

How Much Money Should I Have in an Emergency Fund?

Many people are starting to build emergency funds to help them prepare for the worst-case scenario. Whether this be losing a job, your start-up business not going as planned, or an investment turning out to be unprofitable. No matter what the situation, it is always a great idea to have an emergency fund set aside […]

5 Ways to Save Money When Moving

Moving to a new place can be very expensive. From the down payment on the new home, to the materials needed to move your belongings, it is very difficult to make moving affordable. Thankfully, there are some ways to make moving less of a financial burden. 1. Do the Moving Yourself The best way to […]

4 Pro Tips for Effective Small Business Financial Management in 2020

Starting a small business is anything but an easy experience. It’s one of the most daunting and challenging things anyone can go through. Starting a small business is an intense process of thinking on your feet, making smart decisions, and learning about things you never thought you’d think about. Not the least of which is […]

5 Financial Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Your First Home

Buying a home is one of the most important milestones in a person’s life. In fact, 2019 is proving to be one of the best times to purchase a house for you and your family. But, there are common financial mistakes that people fall victim to when preparing to buy. Not sure where to start? […]

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