Tag "finance"
5 Things To Look For in a Legitimate IRS Letter
It’s natural to feel uneasy when an IRS letter lands in your mailbox. Whether it’s a routine notice or a deeper inquiry, you need to take the time to determine if an IRS letter is legitimate.
A Quick Guide to Selling Your Car Privately
Tweet Thinking about selling your car without going through a dealership? That means doing it privately, which could net you more money than trading in. But private sales require a
How To Create a Successful Small Business
Being your own boss and the head of a company can be an incredibly appealing career path, but it’s not without its downsides.
How to Make Money Using Old Unused Items
One of the easiest ways to come up with cash in a pinch is to look around your house for old and unused items.
5 Easy Changes to Save Money Weekly
The Covid-19 Pandemic has drastically affected many American’s finances. For some that effect could be a positive one! Thanks to the rise in remote work around the country, many of us are driving significantly less, leading to saving money on gas.
How is Time Value of Money Affected by Interest?
Time value of money means having a dollar today is worth more than having it in the future. This is usually related to factors such as inflation and interest.
Learn How to Begin Your Career in Finance
Tweet As a recent graduate, you will be bombarded with all manner of advice about where you should and should not work, how much pay you should ask for and
How Social Media is Promoting the Finance Industry
With the current growing technology, social media has become a platform that every individual cannot afford to avoid. It is unusual to find an individual who is not using the social networks. While many people who use social media only look at it as a channel for communicating and meeting with new friends, it has also promoted business in the financial sector.
Michael Sandel’s ‘What Money Can’t Buy’: Book Review
You may have heard of Michael Sandel. In 2011, this renowned Harvard Philosopher broadcast a TV series called ‘Justice with Michael Sandel’ which featured him gulping coffee and pacing the room in front of his students as he asked various questions that are essential for anyone interested in the relationships between finance and philosophy.
Nearing Retirement: Have You Saved the Right Way?
Retirement is supposed to be that carefree age where you can spend your years doing what you love. It’s supposed to be viewed as a reward for a hard life of working.
5 Tips to Help You Succeed in Your Finance Career
If you’re working in the finance industry, you know that there are a lot of expectations and fierce competition for a limited number of positions.
Prevent Financial Troubles – Make Financial Planning a Priority
Tweet Few people go through life without running into a money problem or two; it’s to be expected. Financial troubles are made worse by neglecting to have a plan in
The Daily Challenges of Small Business Owners
Owning a small business has many rewards including reporting to nobody but yourself. That alone is reason enough for some people to launch or take over an existing enterprise, but there are daily challenges that small business owners face that can make self employment seem burdensome.
Sunday Morning Tip: Real Money, Virtual Wallets
Tweet While only about 1 in 3 Americans even keeps a household budget, times may be changing as new tools make it easier than ever to keep track of income,
How to Vanquish the Credit Card Debt Monster
Too many consumers are consumed by debt, usually credit card balances that never seem to go away.
