It’s summertime! And that means the end of the school year. Your teen is probably looking forward to a summer spent sleeping in as late as humanly possible. We understand that a summer job isn’t for every teen. Your child might be involved in a rigorous sports program, or prefer to volunteer or do other Read More
In a competitive job market, it can be hard for small businesses to attract and keep quality employees and decrease turnover. However, even without the resources or budget of a huge corporation, there are plenty of ways that you can give value to your employees. All it takes is a bit of creativity. Take a Read More
Vacations can be quite expensive, and the average cost of a vacation abroad for a family of four is $4,700. If you’d like to cut costs while having fun, use the five tips below.
Every spring, tax refunds total nearly $125 billion, about $3,000 per person. If you’re one of the millions of Americans that will get a refund this year, you’re probably wondering what you should do with the money. Below are five smart ways to spend your 2016 tax return.
Ever wondered about the differences between a 401(k) and a Roth IRA when it comes to saving for retirement? Here is a look at the key differences between the two.
America’s bankruptcy rates seem to be higher than ever. In fact, according to recent US bankruptcy court statistics, more than 1.5 million people file for personal bankruptcy every year. So what’s behind all of this debt, exactly? Here is a look at the five leading causes of personal bankruptcy in the US.