Personal Finance

In 2003, Fortune Magazine coined a new term to define a growing demographic in America. The term, HENRYs (High Earners Not Yet Rich), refers to individuals who earn anywhere from $250,000 to [...]

Paying off your student loan debt can feel like an unclimbable mountain. Even with high income, when you have student loans coupled with everyday expenses like rent or a mortgage, car payments, [...]

Should you consolidate your student loans? This is a common question student loan borrowers have when they are looking for ways to reduce their debt, streamline the administrative process, or [...]

Debt is a huge reality for many Americans. According to Debt.org, American household debt hit a record $13.21 trillion in 2018. It’s a problem, and it’s a problem too many households seem willing [...]

So often, I hear friends, family, clients, and prospective clients talk about how difficult it is to save money. Considering that the average American is reported to have $8,863 saved in a [...]

What if I told you there was a way to make more money without having to work more to earn it? There are several ways you can make more cash without having to clock more hours to make it happen. [...]

As the second highest consumer debt category in the United States, student loans are a concern for many people. On average, those who graduated in 2017 owed $28,650. Nationally, $1.5 trillion is [...]

No one knowingly wants to leave money on the table. And, yet, residents of the United States have a lot of unclaimed cash sitting out there in the ether just waiting to be recovered. Yesterday, I [...]

Tax season is officially upon us, and if you are a small business, you may be wondering how best to prepare for 2018’s tax filing. It is the first year everyone will experience how the Tax Cuts [...]

We have all seen the headlines regarding the recent partial government shutdown that dramatically impacted some families financial well-being. As a former federal employee, I sympathize with all [...]