Are you planning for retirement? It may not seem urgent if you're young, but the earlier you start, the better prepared you'll be. Early planning allows you to harness the power of compound interest, where your investments grow exponentially over time.
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Do you know the 60/20/20 rule for budgeting? How much you should have in your emergency fund? Or why you should keep your credit card utilization at 30% of your limit? Many Americans are unfamiliar with these financial basics. If you’re new to these rules or just want a quick refresher, read on. Below, we’ll give you the tools to build your financial knowledge, from short-term savings to retirement planning.
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Financial literacy is more important than ever. It’s key to making informed decisions about managing your money and meeting your long-term goals. Yet, according to a survey by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, only 53% of Americans give themselves an A or B when considering their knowledge of personal finance. In that same survey, 80% feel they could benefit from additional financial advice and education, even with their existing knowledge.
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Are you a financial procrastinator? It’s easy to put off certain financial tasks, whether they be paying a specific bill, creating an emergency fund, or writing a will. The simple truth is that nothing good can come from procrastinating on these items. A late bill incurs interest, and you unfortunately never know when a will or emergency fund will be needed.
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Families are always seeking affordable activities to enjoy this summer. From Monster Trucks to swimming in Wildwood, here are some activities you can do for you and your kids before the summer is over!
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Whether retirement is right around the corner or decades away, it’s good to be prepared. As you look ahead, look out for these all-too-common retirement planning pitfalls:
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Summer means vacations—at home or abroad—but managing your finances while traveling can sometimes be challenging. Luckily, a variety of tools and services are available to help you keep track of your finances so you can enjoy a worry-free getaway. We’ll show you how to manage your money, save time, and protect your accounts while you’re away from home.
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Before you add credit cards to the mix, understand the costs and pick a system that aligns with your business model. In this article, we’ll cover the three most common ways credit card processing fees are structured, additional costs, and other factors to consider.
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Let’s be honest, home improvement projects can feel overwhelming. Between work, family, and that ever-growing to-do list, it’s easy to put them off for another day. But consider this: Tackling a few key projects now can save you a lot of trouble (and money) down the road. Here’s a quick rundown of some home maintenance tasks that shouldn’t be ignored.
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Whether you’re saving toward retirement or the down payment on a car, you want to know your hard-earned cash is steadily growing. Despite the low average rates for savings accounts, you don't need to resort to risky investments to make the most of your money.
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