In order to get the most out of your college savings plan, CollegeBacker CEO Jordan Lee suggests you do a bit of research, start saving early, and then invite others to help your savings grow faster…
Finance
You Still Have Time to Save on Your 2018 Tax Bill
With the 2019 tax season officially upon us, people are wondering how the new law will impact their pocket book this year. Here are some important questions to answer regarding your business before filing this year’s return…
Having the “Money Talk” with Your Kids {Interview}
Expert discusses how to teach your young adult children about financial literacy…
5 Expenses You Can Do Without if You Want Financial Freedom #GuestPost
For some consumers, spending too much on luxuries can make it difficult to pay for all of their necessities on time; a Pew study found that close to half of Americans spend more money than they make every month…
Holiday Budgeting: 5 Commonly Overlooked Expenses #GuestPost
If you’re like many families, then you try to save money throughout the year for the holiday season. This is a good idea so that you don’t have to worry about using entire paychecks at the end of the year just to purchase gifts for family members and friends…
5 Keys To Protecting Your Investment In Your Child’s Braces {Guest Post}
Braces are a major investment for families. According to a survey by the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics, the average price ranges between $5,000 and $6,000…
6 Ways To Teach Your Kids About Finance {Guest Post}
Back-to-school time means plenty of lessons to learn in the classroom. But parents usually have to be the teachers when it comes to a subject their kids will need to understand throughout their adult lives – personal finance…
Families – Home Ownership on the Decline?
Thinking about buying a home? Or a homeowner thinking about throwing in the towel of being a home owner? Check out the latest statistics regarding home ownership! Homebuying Survey Audience: Purchased within the past year or plan to purchase in… Read More ›
How to Teach Children to Save
You don’t have to wait until your kids are teenagers. You can start talking to them about the basics of money as early as preschool. Here are some tips about how to talk to your kids about money at any age:
