You should regularly review your credit report. Why? Because your credit report score has a major impact on your life, from renting a house to getting a credit card, buying insurance, getting a job, and applying for a loan. Unfortunately, many people do not review their credit report. Often, they fear that their financial situation […]
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Personal Finance
How to Build a Spouse’s Credit History
If your spouse has a poor credit score, it is unlikely to affect your own credit score in any way. However, it can certainly make it difficult for you to qualify for a joint credit card, loan, or mortgage. Moreover, your spouse’s credit problems can also lead to potential conflicts and friction at home if […]
How to Settle Late Taxes with the IRS
Dealing with a late tax bill can be a stressful situation. However, it’s crucial to address it promptly and work towards a resolution with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). While the IRS has various options available to help taxpayers settle their tax debts, understanding the process and taking proactive steps is essential. In this blog […]
5 Powerful Ways to Improve a Low Credit Score
When you borrow money today that you can’t pay back easily, you are essentially robbing your future-self of desperately needed funds. This is not judgment but a sad reality. Too many Americans depend upon the perpetuation of debt as a form of income flow. The average credit score in America is 711, which is considered […]
10 Big Investment Mistakes to Avoid
Beginner investors, take heed. There are only a few ways to make money in the markets but a thousand ways to lose money. Here are 10 investment mistakes to avoid. Failing to start It has been said that the most common mistake novice investors make is not starting at all. To the novice, investing seems […]
Cut Your Tax Bill Right Now
Taxes, while a necessary part of civic life, don’t have to weigh you down. You can chart a course to lower your overall income tax bill while staying within the bounds of the law. By considering a few strategic moves, you can potentially keep more of your hard-earned money in your pocket. Itemized deductions Consider […]
How to Invest Using Index Funds
Investing for retirement is one of the most important financial goals that an individual can pursue. One way to achieve this goal is by investing in index funds. Index funds are a type of mutual fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF) that seeks to track the performance of a specific stock market index, such as the S&P […]
Should You Have Multiple Bank Accounts?
When it comes to managing your finances effectively, having a solid banking strategy is essential. While many people are content with a single bank account, there are significant advantages to consider when exploring the idea of maintaining multiple bank accounts. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of having more than one bank account […]
Why You Are Not Rich: Financial Misconceptions That Hurt Your Bottom Line
Personal finance is rife with misconceptions, myths, and bad advice. For many, bad advice is why you are not rich. Following the wrong advice and making bad investment decisions can make it difficult for you to reach your financial goals and prevent you from getting rich in the long term. Here are seven personal finance […]
How to Choose a Tax Preparer
The average cost to have your taxes prepared by a professional could cost anywhere between $200 to $320. If your return is complex, that could be money well spent. Here are some tips to help you find the best tax preparer for your needs. Network with friends and workmates for a referral In the same […]










