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How To Avoid The Most Common Mistakes Made by Small Business Owners
The number of small businesses in the United States continues to rise. In fact, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are 30.2 million small businesses employing an additional ... -
The 3 Most Common Financial Regrets
Our lives are filled with an overwhelming number of financial choices and there are certainly some financial matters most of us might have handled differently along the way. In fact, ... -
Reducing Your Chances of an IRS Audit in 2020
Tax season is upon us and both taxpayers and preparers have begun compiling income tax statements in order to meet the upcoming April 15th deadline. More than 196 million tax ... -
Smart money moves for 2020
As the New Year begins, many Americans are inspired and motivated to make positive changes in their lives. Interestingly, a recent poll by research firm IPSOS notes the top two ... -
Protecting your credit score during the holidays
For many retailers, the holiday season is the first time during the year that they become profitable. For consumers on the other hand, the holidays often lead to excessive ... -
10 Money Habits To Integrate in Your Life
Developing good habits and discipline is important when pursuing any goals, especially when it comes to those that impact your financial life. In addition to benefiting your financial bottom-line, ... -
Why You May Be Your Own Worst Enemy When it Comes to Investing
There is no shortage of investment dangers for investors to worry about. From the impact of interest rate changes and reductions in corporate profits to slower economic growth and a ... -
College Planning Strategies for Parents and Students
Developing a plan to pay for college is not getting any easier and with the total costs of some colleges expected to exceed $70,000 a year for 2019-2020, choosing ... -
Mortgage Mishaps to Avoid
Mortgage rates have recently been falling. The combination of trade war and recession concerns have led to some of the most attractive mortgage rates in history. Not as attractive as ... -
Why Wait Until Retirement To Start Living?
For many Americans, retirement is the time when you are supposed to kick back and start enjoying life. Children are often financially independent and there is finally time to begin ...
