Use Quicken Check Printing to Stay on Top of Your Spending
Printing checks directly from Quicken can be a cost-effective and convenient way to manage your finances. Here’s how it works...
Financial Literacy: 5 Basic Topics You Need to Know
Did you know that April is Financial Literacy Month? If you’re interested in money monagement, this list of FREE posts...
What Is a Secured Bond? A Guide for Investors
Secured bonds are debt investments backed by an asset. Discover what secured bonds are, how they work, and what happens...
The 50/30/20 Rule and How to Use It
The 50/30/20 rule is a simple budget system: spend 50% of your income on wants, 30% on needs, and 20%...
10 Basic Principles of Financial Management
Organizing your finances is the first step to creating wealth. Credit cards, bank accounts, personal loans, brokerage accounts, mortgages, car...
What Silicon Valley Bank’s Failure Can Teach Us about Retirement Planning
There’s an important lesson for all of us in Silicon Valley Bank’s failure, especially when it comes to retirement planning....
How to Become a Millionaire
Want to be a millionaire? It might be easier than you think. These 9 financial steps can help you push...
Your Quick, Easy Guide to the Envelope Budgeting Method
Sick of inflation? Think eggs are about to replace the gold standard? Take control of your finances with this quick...
Zero-Based Budgeting: Put Every Dollar to Work
There are many ways to create a budget, but the zero-based budgeting method makes sure every dollar you earn has...
Book Review: All the Presidents’ Taxes
Politically neutral, financially brilliant, All the Presidents’ Taxes by Charles Renwick is the perfect introduction to advanced tax strategies.