How To Be Financially Stable In Your Twenties And Early Thirties
The backhanded logic that we all want the job of our dreams but don’t want to do the work for it is almost comical. No matter whether you’re studying for an exam or completing a dissertation, it’s all too easy to slip into a routine of procrastination. So much so that you find yourself liking... Continue Reading →
Payroll is something that matters greatly within any business, and so when it comes to minimizing errors, you want to do so with a productive effort. The fewer errors made, the more efficient your finances as a business become. In this guide, we’ll look at the most overlooked money habit: checking your payroll for errors.... Continue Reading →
A strong financial foundation is the basis for having financial freedom and a life where you don’t sweat the small stuff so much when it comes to finances. Everyone can have a successful life with their finances, but it all begins with the foundations that you build for yourself. From investments to establishing emergency funds... Continue Reading →
You can’t go on with business as usual and expect great results. Instead, you need to always be thinking a few steps ahead and identifying ways to improve and do better. With a little careful planning and consideration, you will be able to outshine the competition and make forward progress. All you have to do... Continue Reading →
Photo by Torsten Dettlaff on Pexels.com At some point or another, you’ll consider buying a car. This could be your first time, or your fifth. One of the main issues you’ll have when you’re doing this is the overall cost. You mightn’t have too much to spend. This doesn’t have to be as complicated as... Continue Reading →
No investment can be perfectly calculated to the penny, at least not one influenced by market directions, which will apply to almost every investment you make. While the property market is often considered the most stable field you can invest in, it’s true to say you can never perfectly predict it. You may spend years... Continue Reading →
It’s 2025, and for many Americans—especially millennials and Gen Z—the financial picture feels like a rollercoaster. With inflation cooling but still nibbling at our budgets, interest rates higher than we’d like, and the cost of living still elevated from pre-pandemic norms, debt has become an unwanted companion in many households. But let’s make one thing... Continue Reading →
Starting out on your entrepreneurial journey can be a steep learning curve. Even with the most well-thought out business idea and plan, there are sure to be some surprises from the start. Attempting to establish a new business is a labor-intensive task. There’s no doubt there will be a few mistakes to learn from along... Continue Reading →
As inflation climbs, everyday essentials are becoming more expensive. That morning latte, grocery haul, or gas fill-up are all putting a bigger dent in your wallet. In these turbulent economic times, having a budget becomes more important than ever. It's the financial roadmap that helps you navigate rising prices, avoid unnecessary spending, and prioritize your... Continue Reading →
When buying a new vehicle, it doesn’t need to be brand new to be satisfactory, usable, and convenient. There are plenty of used cars out there that will save you money and give you the same experience. If you wish to own a car that is used and cheaper and hope to guarantee it is... Continue Reading →
Gen Z is the generation born between 1997 and 2012. As such, some of them are 26 years old as of the time of this writing, with many younger. It’s fair to say that they’ve grown up in a different world to many of us, and even millennials. Now, online discourse and seamless device interactions... Continue Reading →
It goes almost without saying that financial mismanagement is putting your business at risk of failure. For example, poor record-keeping could turn into a compliance issue or lead to complications during tax season, whereas poor cash flow will harm your bottom line. As such, it is crucial that, as an entrepreneur, you are confident in... Continue Reading →
Experts suggest that the average millennial should have at least twice their annual salary saved. For most people, this could sound ridiculous, but it makes you think. While your post-university years should be fun, it also pays not to spend too far beyond your means. You may have a family safety net for now, but... Continue Reading →
Beginning a journey in the trade business is an exciting path paved with immense opportunities. Especially for those who have a knack for hands-on tasks, it's a gateway to utilize their practical skills in a sustainable and rewarding manner. However, the entrepreneurial route isn't a walk in the park. A flourishing startup in the trade... Continue Reading →
Many people assume that entrepreneurs are in the business of overselling their portfolio, but the truth is that those who succeed spend time substantiating their skillset and worth. The real dangers are often felt by those just looking to make it in a tough industry, especially those that hope to strike out on their own.... Continue Reading →
Building a safety net for your finances is an important part of planning for your own money. Once you have a handle on your day-to-day finances and have thought about your long-term financial goals, you are in the best position to build a safety net. This can help make sure that financial disasters don't mess... Continue Reading →
If you’re planning on starting your own business, you might wonder if it’s the right move for you. Consider the benefits of being your own boss instead of being an employee of someone else’s company. You can work from home or wherever else you want when you're self-employed. You get to choose how much or... Continue Reading →
The cost of living crisis is a very real threat looming for many families over the coming months, and this is not something that’s just going to go away in a hurry. In order to ensure peace of mind, and avoid financial difficulties, it would be a good idea to plan and prepare for this... Continue Reading →
About the author: Lyle Solomon has considerable litigation experience as well as substantial hands-on knowledge and expertise in legal analysis and writing. Since 2003, he has been a member of the State Bar of California. In 1998, he graduated from the University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, California, and now serves... Continue Reading →
All companies look for ways to reduce business costs. Obvious choices include cutting employees or scaling back operations. But new technologies offer compelling alternatives. Think About Long-Term Solutions If everything goes well, your company will be around for a long time. However, many things can happen between now and when you retire or sell your... Continue Reading →
Money-Smart Millennials 