You should probably never go into business with a relative. Or, lend them money. It may sound like cruel advice, but the consequences of doing such can be crueler. Over 38% of Americans have borrowed money from a relative within the last year. Family … [Read more...] about Personal Reflection: Limits on Family Lending
Labor Day is over, the school season is starting up, and soon the holiday season will be upon us all. For everyone running a household that means you need more money to finance a household and keep it running smoothly. The median income for a … [Read more...] about Family Budgets Round Up
Labor Day is the unofficial end of the summer holiday and start of the school season. It is also one of the biggest holiday shopping seasons of the year. Over $2 billion in online sales were generated during the 2018 Labor Day weekend. The average … [Read more...] about What’s Open and Closed on Labor Day
Debt is like a quicksand trap that you willingly lower yourself into. It’s a trap that most of us even learn to accept being stuck in, as if it’s normal. And, instead of finding ways to get out of that quicksand of debt: we sink ever deeper and … [Read more...] about Video Response: Dave Ramsey’s Debt Snowball
Savvy business owners know the best time to prepare for a recession is before things begin to go bad. This approach will allow you to act with intent and not find yourself in a position to respond to circumstances completely beyond your control. With … [Read more...] about How Small Business Can Prepare for an Economic Slowdown
Want to hear a quick joke? Who are the only people excused from paying taxes? Dead people and rich people! OK, perhaps not funny, but it is scandalously true. The uber-wealthy and multi-billion-dollar corporations regularly get away without paying … [Read more...] about This is What Happens to Tax Dodgers…
