Small Decisions With Big Consequences: Should Your Startup Take On Short-Term Debt?

Posted on 30 November 2016

Few startups don't face the need for more funding at some point in their path to success (or failure), but this decision shouldn't be taken lightly, even if the funding is in the form of a short-term loan. These small decisions may come with big consequences in a scenario that's already risky territory. Here's how to put this scenario into perspective for your new business: 1. Weigh The Costs What would happen to your business if you didn't receive the funds? [Read More]

3 Ways To Turn Your Summer Expenses Or Activities Into End-Of-Year Tax Deductions

Posted on 16 June 2015

Summer can be a pretty expensive time of year. This is particularly true if you plan on having your kids attend summer day camps and taking family vacations. Luckily, you may be able to deduct some of these expenses to reduce your overall tax liability for the year. Here are three ways to save: 1. Conduct Some Business On Your Vacation. If you and your family plan to take a summer vacation, you may want to consider how to write off part of the trip. [Read More]

Free Vs Traditional Checking Accounts: Which Is Right For You?

Posted on 10 December 2014

When it comes to the products and services you need, price is not always the most important aspect to consider. For instance, while many people will benefit from the use of a free checking account, others will find that a traditional checking account that requires them to pay a small monthly fee will actually be the more beneficial option for their particular needs. This is because price is not the only difference between free and traditional checking accounts. [Read More]

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When I was born, my loving grandfather opened a savings account in my name. Because he was determined I would attend college, my grandfather wanted to start saving money for my future. Thankfully, when I graduated high school, I had enough money to pay for my college tuition. Are you concerned you won’t be able to pay your kid’s college tuition in a few years? Consider contacting a reputable financial adviser in your area. This professional can inform you about several college savings plans available to parents today. On this blog, I how you will discover ingenious tips to help you save money for your child’s educational future.

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