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With Rates Climbing Higher - Is It Too Late to Refinance High Interest Debt?
Addressing consumer debt is becoming more difficult with each successive rate hike by the Federal Reserve. While it was not reasonable to assume that interest rates would remain low forever, ... -
Recession Signals to Keep an Eye On
We are currently in the midst of the 2nd longest economic expansion in United States history. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the current U.S. expansion would become ... -
Should You Consider a Donor-Advised Fund?
As a tool used to simplify the process of managing charitable giving, donor-advised funds (DAF) are growing in popularity. In fact, according to the 2017 Donor-Advised Fund Report from the ... -
How to Achieve a Perfect Credit Score
If you have ever wondered what it takes to reach the summit of all credit scores, you are not alone. For years, consumers have questioned if the elusive FICO score ... -
The 5 Biggest Financial Mistakes Small Business Owners Make
The number of small businesses in the United States continues to rise. In fact, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are 29.6 million small businesses employing an additional ... -
Smart ways to buy the worst depreciating assets
Purchases that bring excitement to your life are often detrimental to your wallet. New automobiles, boats, planes, RVs and other similar assets are well known for being depreciating assets – ... -
Auto Leasing VS Buying
Should you purchase or lease your next vehicle? Auto buyers often have preconceived notions about whether it is better to lease or buy a vehicle. While there has never been ... -
New Gift Tax rule applies for 2018
The annual gift tax exclusion is one of the most misunderstood financial concepts in the financial world. Changes in estate tax laws on both the federal and state level have ... -
7 financially savvy ways to use your tax refund
Year after year, taxpayers continue to overpay the Internal Revenue Service. In fact, statistics from the IRS show that almost 80 percent of U.S tax filers receive a refund check ...
