One of the worst feelings in the world is knowing that you can’t pay your taxes. This year, due to my divorce and the way my business is set up, my ex and I together owe about $25,000 dollars in state and federal taxes. We agreed to just splitting that bill down the middle because […]
April Fool’s Day is known for for its fun, (mostly) harmless tradition of trickery. It can certainly be entertaining to find out how gullible your friends and family are, but if you’re the gullible one, it might not seem as fun. Falling for pranks and false information on April Fool’s Day is understandable considering the […]
Last week I set my son up with his own checking account and debit card. He is 13 years old and he’s ready to start learning how to track his spending and manage money in a world of plastic. If you are thinking of doing the same thing, know that your child will need to […]
For the first time years, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in December 2015. The interest rate hike wasn’t very big, and rates remain near historic lows. However, this move is considered the first interest rate hike in a series of interest rate hikes. While the Fed will likely take a long-term approach and raise […]
It’s no surprise that a lot of engagements happen over the holidays – 33%, according to most surveys. In the immediate flurry of euphoria, phone calls, engagement photos, and parties, it’s okay to forget practical things for a few days. When you finally come off Cloud 9 though, check these five items off your pre-wedding […]
Many of us make resolutions every new year. Typically about getting a new job, eating healthier, or spending more time with family. They are focused around bettering every aspects of our lives and one that is particularly important is our finances. The new year is a perfect time to reassess our financial situation and set […]
