Five Wedding Gift Ideas For The Modern Day Bride And Groom
Several years ago, I wrote a your smart money moves blog about what is the right amount to give for a wedding gift. According to CNBC, the average cash gift for a wedding across the […]
Should You Buy A Home Before Amazon Makes A Decision
Amazon will soon announce the winner of its HQ2 parade, with one city emerging victorious to get on the back of Jeff Bezos and ride him like Secretariat for the Triple Crown. There are all sorts of interesting statistics on what an Amazon HQ will do […]
Can You Retire On 1 Million Dollars?
One million dollars used to be the gold standard when it came to figuring out how much money you would need to never have to work the rest of your life. Now, we all know if you really put your mind to it that you could probably retire on a million dollars, […]
Last Minute Tax Moves Before You File
If filing your taxes are indicative to the way you studied for exams in college, it’s highly likely you’ll be scrambling to get your taxes done at the very last minute this year. When we wait until the last minute, we often forget small yet important tax moves that can either save […]
Five Ways To Save Money On Spring Break
With Spring Break right around the corner, families across America are thinking about vacations to staycations wondering how to fit this into their family budget. If you aren’t careful, Spring Break could cost you upwards of $5,000 or more depending on how far of a getaway you plan for your […]
How To Use LinkedIn To Make More Money
Most of our articles strictly talk about personal finance, but I thought it would be cool to teach you about how to use the Social Media platform LinkedIn to help you make more money either with your career or your business.
Many business owners and individuals that I help at Hyperchat […]
What’s Best? Buy, Lease, or Rent A Car
One of the day to day family financial decisions we have to make as adults is whether or not we should buy a car or lease a car. Over the past twelve months, there have also been options popping up across America around the concept of joining a subscription service […]
Why Investors Can’t Measure Their Own Risk Tolerance
When people start investing money, one of the exercises they engage in is determining their own risk tolerance. Usually, this process is handled by filling out some sort of questionnaire that has multiple choice questions like the one below.
‘If you had $10,000 to invest, would you….’
- Be willing to chance earning […]
The Best 2018 Tax Moves To Make Now
As the new tax law goes into effect, many people are starting to wonder how this will affect their overall paychecks. You should see some bump in your paychecks when the new tax tables go into effect somewhere in Mid-February or early March, but there are a host of financial […]