Was one of your New Year’s resolutions to improve your financial situation? If so, you’re probably not alone. Right now, only about 39% of Americans have enough in savings to cover a $1,000 emergency. That’s a scary thought and can lead to a lot of unwanted stress. If you’re in this boat, there are ways […]
Financial Planning
How to Negotiate a Better Salary
The one thing employees find the most stressful, when landing a job, is negotiating their salary. Most of the time employees feel that they won’t be able to negotiate a better salary. Or that they don’t deserve a higher salary. So why try? I’ll let you in onto a secret. Employers and recruiters are actually […]
3 Sources of Financial Problems and Their Solutions
Photo Credit Financial problems can come in all shapes and sizes. However, there are some which tend to occur more commonly to people than others. It is these that we are going to look at in more detail in this blog post. Though these financial issues can prove to be very stressful at first, the […]
Coworking Costs – The Cost-Effectiveness Of Coworking Spaces
Image: Â https://www.workflexibility.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/bigstock-business-finance-investment-101244941.jpg Coworking professionals around the country enjoy the benefit of working in a space that encourages productivity simply through social engagement. The social benefits of the coworking space can outweigh any related to working at home or from some other remote location. However, the social benefit of the coworking space is only one of […]
Who’s Your Investment Advisor?
Everyone has direct or indirect experience with debts. Whether you’ve been struggling at some point through your financial history with crushing bills and expenses, or whether you know someone who has, it’s fair to say that debt management is a novelty for nobody. Surprisingly enough, though, we, as individuals, spend a lot less time discussing […]
Rolling Over Your 401(k) Plan: Options and Mistakes
Whether you are just starting out in your career or nearly retired, many people will choose to rollover their 401(k) plan to an IRA at least once in their lifetime.* Of course, the more you have saved, the more you have at stake as you could be rolling over what might be a six or […]