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Tools, tutorials and everyday advice to help you rock your personal finances.

What Is a Certificate of Deposit? Understanding the Basics and Benefits

Should I Take Out a Student Loan? When to Get Them and How to Manage
If you’re planning on going to college, you’re probably wondering “should I take out a student loan?” Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading

How to Solve 80% of Your Accounting Problems
Accounting problems can have serious consequences for your business. Here we outline six ways to solve the majority of your accounting issues. Continue reading

Understanding the Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Requirements
The bottom line, the US Government wants to check each company in the US is owned by a legitimate person, to avoid any company being used for fraudulent or criminal activity. Continue reading

The Benefits of Cash on Hand
While other aspects of business ownership are undeniably important, a crucial element in any successful business is its liquidity, or its cash on hand. Continue reading

Savings Goal Calculator
This savings goal calculator will help you determine how much you’ll need to save each month in order to realize your next big purchase. Continue reading

Your First Car Loan: Everything You Need to Know to Save
If you don’t shop around to get preapproved for a car loan before you walk into the dealership, you’re probably costing yourself money. It’s as simple as that. Continue reading

Financial Fraud & Scams: How To Protect Yourself
This webinar will discuss financial fraud and scams that are taking place and how you can protect yourself. Continue reading

The Best Money Moves To Make When Starting A New Job
Starting a new job can be an incredibly exciting time, and the good money habits you establish today can put you on a path to true financial independence. Continue reading

What to Do When You Think You’re Being Targeted in a Scam
Keeping an eye out for these kinds of threats has become the new normal. The advancement of technology is allowing scammers to trick Americans out of more money than ever before. Continue reading