by Michael Adams | Jun 16, 2021 | Budget Tips
The average American has $90,460 in debt, making debt an unavoidable part of life. While not all debt is bad, letting large amounts carry over each month can become a significant risk on your finances. Paying down debt can be a daunting task, and what works for others...
by Jacob Hippensteel | Jun 4, 2021 | Budget Tips, Private Student Loans, Student Loan Debt
More students are enrolling in community college than ever before. The most obvious reason for this has to do with financial savings, as the average cost for a two-year community college is nearly three times less than that of a four-year university. In the grand...
by Garrett F. Charity | Apr 14, 2021 | Budget Tips
Having a nest egg of savings is a smart financial move. A healthy savings account can help shield you from unexpected expenses and any resulting financial hardship. It can also help you set and achieve financial goals, such as putting a down payment on a house or...
by Jacob Hippensteel | Apr 5, 2021 | Budget Tips, Student Loan Debt
The high costs of undergraduate and higher education programs have resulted in more and more students borrowing money from both the federal government and private lenders to pay for school. Unfortunately, many college students and recent graduates don’t anticipate the...
by Kevin Fallon McCarthy | Mar 9, 2021 | Budget Tips, Student Loan Debt
Roth IRAs are a popular investment vehicle—for good reason. These accounts offer key advantages over other investment options such as 401(k)s. While Roth IRAs are commonly used for retirement, they also offer key advantages for paying college tuition. If you are...
by Michael Adams | Feb 3, 2021 | Budget Tips, Business Debt
If you want your business to succeed, then building and maintaining good business credit is crucial. Clients may not pay for services, or equipment may break, putting more of a financial burden on you. It’s frustrating, but it’s the reality of owning a business. To...
