Make this the year you make changes to your bad spending habits and have a positive impact on your household budget. It’s easier than you think. Check this list of tips for smart spending and pick a few money-saving strategies to try.
Definitely do not adopt them all at once, as you’re bound…
A new year is a chance for a fresh approach to your finances — and the time to get started is now, when you’re likely experiencing an increased amount of motivation.
If you consider that the moves you make now can set you up…
Homeowners insurance premiums are rising. They rose by 11.4% between 2017 and 2020, on average, according to the Insurance Information Institute (III). The average annual premium now is $1,398, the industry-backed institute estimates.
If that sounds steep, you’ll be happy to hear about discounts…
For small-business owners, failure isn’t an option — it’s a reality.
For example, consider the roughly 733,000 businesses that launched in the U.S. in the year leading up to March 2016. Only about half made it to March 2021, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics…
Healthy living typically offers many benefits, including potential improvements to your physical and mental well-being. But did you know a healthy lifestyle could also help improve your financial situation?
Being healthier is often associated with spending more money, but that doesn’t have to be the case. Here are 14 ways...
New year’s resolutions tend to involve big, heavy goals like starting a side business or getting a real estate license — and that’s exactly why they have such famously sad success rates. In most cases, small, consistent and disciplined actions are what deliver big financial gains over time…
Growing a business sucks in cash, that’s the first law of business gravity created by business author Verne Harnish. And it is that cash is the most important thing to keep a business in operation because you could fail in your operations, systems, equipment, marketing but, without cash…