By Emily Guy Birken July 29, 2023 We all know that we’re supposed to be have an emergency fund equal to at least three months’ worth of expenses. Unfortunately, many of us are not in that position: 37% of American adults couldn’t cover a $400 emergency expense with cash. Perhaps it has something to … Continue reading How to build an emergency fund when you live paycheck to paycheck
By Clint Rainey March 14, 2023 Despite mounting anxieties over the country’s wealth gap, the idea of placing an absolute cap on how much money Americans should be allowed to earn has never, for obvious reasons, gained a ton of currency here. However, according to an exclusive new Harris Poll conducted for … Continue reading Millennials are more likely than other generations to support a cap on personal wealth
I HATE Spending Money: How to Spend Less and Save More Due / 21 Apr 2022 In the words of Maya Angelou, “Hate, it has caused a lot of problems in this world, but has not solved one yet.” While it’s normal to occasionally have hateful feelings, holding on to this feeling for too … Continue reading I HATE Spending Money: How to Spend Less and Save More
Emily Standley January 20, 2022 Realistically speaking, your personal finance situation plays a crucial role in your life. As you grow up, you need to manage personal finances successfully in 2022 and have a stable financial health in order to achieve your dreams and goals in life. In short, if you want to be successful … Continue reading How to Manage Personal Finances Successfully for Beginners
Emily Standley January 20, 2022 Realistically speaking, your personal finance situation plays a crucial role in your life. As you grow up, you need to manage personal finances successfully in 2022 and have a stable financial health in order to achieve your dreams and goals in life. In short, if you want to be successful … Continue reading How to Manage Personal Finances Successfully for Beginners
John Rampton November 16, 2021 In life, there are specific rules you should never break under any circumstance. For example, bringing uninvited guests to a wedding or not picking up your dog’s waste in the park. The same goes for putting fruit on pizza or crossing the streams if you ever dreamed of becoming a … Continue reading 6 Personal Finance Rules You Can Break During a Crisis
Max Palmer October 26, 2021 Without conducting an accurate poll, I suspect that most people wouldn’t want to spend their downtime tracking their finances. I mean, wouldn’t you rather catch up with friends, play with your kids, or cheer on your favorite sports team. Of course, you would. But, this is just one of those … Continue reading The Best Ways to Stay Current With Your Finances
John Rampton October 21, 2021 It can be difficult to keep your personal and business finances separate when you own a small business. It is especially challenging to keep your accounts divided if your business is structured as a sole proprietorship. Since sole proprietorship is considered a nonentity, there is no legal separation between you … Continue reading How to Keep Your Business and Personal Finances Separate
Kiara Taylor October 5, 2021 You’ve made a little extra money with your last paycheck and have some leftover after paying for your mortgage or rent, plus any other necessary bills. Rather than spending the money frivolously, you want to stash it in a savings account or use it to knock out some of the … Continue reading Personal Finance Dilemma: Should I Save My Money or Pay Off My Debt First?
Matt Thomas April 25, 2021 As we face our new reality in a remote work environment, the days of in-person interviews and in-house talent acquisition teams are over. Today, the recruiting landscape looks much different. These traditional processes are now being replaced by interviews conducted over Zoom. Offices are no longer essential to getting work … Continue reading How to Determine If a Value-Driven Recruitment Agreement Is Right For You
