If you’ve recently started a new business, you’ve no doubt contemplated investing in cloud technology. You’ve also no doubt wondered whether this type of tech is actually worth the investment. Like any other form of web-based technology, there are tangible advantages and disadvantages associated with cloud computing. Depending on the industry that you operate in,…
Like anything, debts have myths surrounding them that you may have heard (and even believed). These myths can be harmful and counterproductive to paying off your debts, so we’ve created a list of five of them so you can be aware of what they are, and stop believing them. 1. Making The Minimum Payments Is…
Are you a first-time home buyer that is worried whether or not you’ll be able to afford anything? It’s a significant investment that requires a lot of money up front to the point that many young Americans struggle to get into a house. Between credit card debt, student loans, and the rising costs of living,…
It’s a new year, which means you’ve likely taken some time to set a few resolutions that you hope to achieve before January 1, 2020 rolls around. Maybe you want to improve your lifestyle choices by exercising more or quitting a bad habit. Or maybe you decided that this is the year you knock out…
Who doesn’t love freebies? Companies know free stuff attracts customers. With all of the crazy holidays we’ve invented (National Corn Dog Day, really?), you can pick just about any date of the year, and there will be something free you can snag. While you can probably get something free every day, there are some days…
Your credit limit is the highest total balance you’re allowed to spend on a credit card. If your credit limit is $2,000, for example, you can’t have a balance exceeding that amount. If you hit your limit, otherwise known as maxing out your credit card, the lender won’t offer you more credit until you pay…
Building a home goes far beyond the cement walls and the furniture. You don’t just get these all in one go. Well, if you’re lucky, you can buy a furnished home. But for most of us, a home takes time to assemble. You don’t buy all the furniture and little knick-knacks all at once. You…