If you’re like most Americans, you’re facing a struggle figuring out how to save enough for retirement. In fact, according to a survey from Go Banking Rates, 42 percent of Americans will retire “broke” or with $10,000 or less saved for retirement. The reasons range from paying down debt to living paycheck to paycheck. But…
Being the little guy in business is never easy. Whether you´re a one-man operation or a small start-up, the need to think outside the box is vital. Without it, any true measure of growth and sustainability will be hard to achieve. Here are seven ways that small businesses can take their business to the next…
One of the best things you can do to set yourself up for financial success is contributing to your 401(k). If you’re anything like me though, you probably “review” your 401(k) investments annually and otherwise leave it alone. That’s where Blooom comes in. Blooom is a robo-advisor that’s designed specifically for your 401(k), and with…
Has your debt started to spiral out of control? Perhaps your student loans are due for payment, or you lost your job and your credit card accounts got out of hand? When you’re faced with a pile of debt, it can not only make the cost of living less affordable, but it can lead to…
How many of you are currently struggling with debt? Maybe it’s from student loans or maybe it’s because of credit cards. Whatever the reason might be, this needs to be the year that debt free living becomes a priority. This needs to be the year that you tell debt goodbye for good. We can talk…
Did you know that there are 664, 532 certified public accountants (CPAs) in the U.S.? Before entrusting your finances to the first CPA whose name comes up on a Google search, consider what makes a great CPA, from communication to services offered. Here’s a little inside scoop to help you prepare for tax season and…
Debt is a hydra-headed issue that keeps many people stuck in a bottomless financial pit. For perspective, the total credit card debt for U.S. consumers has crossed the $1 trillion milestone. Student loan debt has been increasing steadily for every demographic since 2004. And a 2017 survey showed that only 34 percent of middle-income Baby…