This is a collaborative post from Deborah on debt. A look inside an average American’s wallet will show you up to three credit cards most of the time. This leads to questions like, “how many credit cards is too many?” Unfortunately, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to this question. It all depends on each person’s…
This is a contributed post on car buying from Maria. Buying a car isn’t something that you should take lightly. That’s because cars tend to cost a lot of money. Buying a car can severely affect your finances, especially if you don’t take the time to make sure you are financially prepared for it. Because…
If you’re in the market for a tax accountant and want to know what is the difference between a CPA and an accountant, we’ve got your back. A tax accountant or tax preparer is someone who helps people with their tax returns, while an accountant typically does not specialize in taxes. If you’re wondering how…
This is a post about money from Greg, CFA. Speak to your Financial Advisor before following any of this guidance. Understand Your Outflow Use this time of the year to understand where your money goes. It’s difficult to stick to a budget, but it isn’t difficult to understand where you spend. Take that first step at…
This is a post on Finance and better financial habits from Ellie Jo. The new year is here. Another chance to turn things around and live well. As the champagne glasses are washed and the confetti is swept up, we turn our thoughts towards our resolutions. What new things are we going to instill in…
With the start of a new year millions of people across the country will be united by one goal: achieve financial stability. Financial stability is sure to bring far greater enjoyment than any of the traditional New Year’s Resolutions. The only way to truly achieve financial stability is to keep your eyes on the prize…