If you use debt to cover emergencies, you’re digging a financial hole for yourself. A strong foundation of any financial house includes an emergency fund.
Have a friendly, sit-down meeting with the client who owes you money. Ask a few questions, and find out what’s really going on. But he needs to understand you can’t be his bank.
We live in a fast-paced world where we make hundreds of decisions every day about how to spend our time. And since time is our most precious resource, we should all be careful about how often we say yes.
If you’ve got a substantial net worth, or if there’s something that gives the impression someone might be able to get a lot out of you in a lawsuit, an umbrella insurance policy is a smart buy.
Debt is risk and it's eating up your largest wealth-building tool - your income. Knock out what you owe from smallest to largest using the debt snowball system.
Renters have the legal right of quiet enjoyment, meaning landlords don’t get to show up at all hours and harass them. But renters can't deny the owner access after they're given reasonable notice, either.
Impact investing generally aims to benefit society, while providing a profit for the investor, by investing in companies, funds and organizations that are aligned with causes, certain values or issues.
Here’s a simple, solid piece of advice for anyone looking to make a purchase of any kind. If you need a co-signer, you’re not ready to make that purchase, period.
The excitement of starting your debt-free journey may have worn off, so here are five tips for staying motivated as you keep working toward your money goals so you can finish the year strong.
Talk to debt collectors calmly and rationally; explain your financial situation. You may be able to reach a compromise. But if they get nasty, report them.
There’s a big difference between judging people and being judgmental. But it’s unkind not to share insights or suggestions for a better way of life with those you love most.
