Insurance Policies Everyone Should Have
Safeguarding your most important assets is crucial in having a solid financial plan. Here we cover five types of insurance policies everyone should have and why. […]
4 Important Tips for College Students to Avoid Fraud and Scams
For many students, college symbolizes freedom, adventure, and fun. But what they need to be reminded of is that it also brings responsibilities. These responsibilities range from simple things, such as doing their own food shopping and laundry, but it also means keeping track of their own finances, especially since this might be the first time with their own bank account or credit card. Unfortunately, their inexperience also means they are more susceptible to scams and fraud. To help minimize [...]
6 Questions You Should Ask Before Deciding to Renovate Your Home
Let’s talk home renovations. If you’re not a DIY kind of person, or you have big plans, hiring a contractor is probably wise. However, there are some questions you should ask before making this move. Here are six important questions to ask yourself before taking on your home renovation project. […]
Credit Card Perks to Get the Most out of Your Summer
Summer is officially here, which means beautiful weather and endless summer fun. From family vacations and some fun road trips, you could easily end up splurging a bit more during those summer months compared to the rest of the year. But, did you know that opting to use a credit card for your summer purchases can bring great perks? Here are 5 credit card perks to take advantage of when using your card this summer. […]
Identity Fraud Is On The Rise: Here’s What You Need To Know
According to a recent research study, hackers caused Americans to lose $56 billion dollars to identity fraud in 2020. Although scammers have become more aggressive in their tactics, such as making unsolicited calls and sending authentic-looking emails, there are still many ways you can keep your information and identity safe. Here are five measures to help you stay safe from identity theft. […]
Five Tips For Buying A New Car After Graduation
Graduating from high school or college is an exciting time. If you’re lucky enough to come home to find a shiny new car in your driveway—congratulations! But if you need to co-fund or pay for a new ride on your own, then we're here to help. We’ve outlined the top five tips for purchasing the right car for you. Know What You Can Afford While you’re likely envisioning something speedy and sporty, sadly the boring budget part must come first. [...]