Spending a tax refund on a one-time splurge is fun. Using a tax refund to get ahead financially is wise. Start or Increase an Emergency Fund Sixty percent of Americans don’t have enough savings to take care of a $1,000 emergency. An emergency fund can...
For years, Ted Talks have been a reliable source of information for many topics ranging from self-help to industry-focused presentations. There have been a number of Ted Talks on the topic of finance and accounting. Each talk has its own focus from investing,...
Graduating college opens up a new world of possibilities. Some people graduate with a job lined up, others take a little longer to find their next step. During this time, there are a lot of financial decisions that need to be made and you are going to be solely...
With the holidays just around the corner, it can be stressful on you and your wallet. Of course, you want to get all your friends and family presents that they will love. That doesn’t necessarily mean your finances feel the same way. Here are some tips for dealing...
Building credit can be a daunting task. Without a credit history, it could be hard to get a loan, be approved for a credit card, or be allowed to rent an apartment. During college, many people don’t think about establishing credit. It is best to start establishing...
