Personal Finance Tip: Why You Should Know Your Net Worth Your net worth is all the things you own (assets) minus what you owe others (debts and liabilities). Understanding it can help you with financial…

With interest rates low and the supply of housing limited, today’s real estate market is stacked in favor of sellers. Whether you’re looking to buy or ready to sell, here are some tips to make…

The past year has had record-low interest rates. However, when you’re thinking of refinancing your home mortgage, simply comparing interest rates is not enough. Here are some other factors to consider before you refinance. Compare…

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many of us to face new realities—many uplifting, some more sobering. We’ve seen the power of small gestures like thank-yous to healthcare workers and first responders and drive-by birthday caravans….

Here’s a look at the new world of bank reconciliations and some ideas to use to ensure your bank account is accurate. The bank reconciliation purpose In a nutshell, a bank reconciliation ensures your account…

Perhaps you were furloughed because of the pandemic or you’re simply searching for greener pastures. If you have a 401(k) from your soon-to-be former employer, you must decide what to do with it when you…

The most fruitful periods of growth often happen when they are the least expected. Teachers and parents call them teachable moments. The disruption to jobs caused by this year’s pandemic is a massive teachable moment…

Money is one of the biggest stressors in many American’s lives. A 2017 AICPA survey found that 56% of Americans said debt negatively affected their lives, 39% said the debt made them feel anxious, and…