How Can Your Education Impact Your Credit Score? Or Does It?
There are so many factors which can impact your credit rating, it’s hard to keep up with them all. Just as not being able to keep up with credit card payments and defaulting on a…
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When the Stock Market is Down, Remember These Five Truths
Watching the stock market move up like a roller coaster to the top is great if you’re an investor. But everyone who gets on the ride knows that once you arrive at the top, it…
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10 of the Most Common ATM Mistakes People Make
In this day and age just about everyone uses ATMs now. After all, it does make depositing and withdrawing money so much easier than having to make an extra trip to your bank, especially when…
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10 Confidence-Inspiring Facts About the Stock Market
People invest for different reasons. Those who don’t invest at all have their own reasons as well. For some, it’s mostly the lack of money that’s the driving factor. There are also those who don’t…
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10 Financial Questions to Ask Before Moving Out of State
You finally landed that dream job that you’ve been working for, for what feels like forever. The only problem is that it requires you and your family to pack up and move to another state…
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Five Ways You Can Make Money From St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day is big business all around the world, not just in Ireland. It is well known that people spend a lot of money on this day and this means that there are also…
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The Most Expensive Antique Furniture Pieces Ever Sold
There is a big difference between buying a piece of second-hand furniture and buying an antique item. While second-hand furniture depreciates with age and use, an antique item can cost a significant sum of money….
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The 10 Absolute Worst Reasons to Buy a House
If you are looking for a way to create years of chaos in your life, buy a home for the wrong reason. There are things you can do in life – drop out of college,…
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10 Important Financial Dates to Mark on Your Calendar
Many people feel obligated, and rightly so, to circle certain dates on their calendar at the beginning of the year. Birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and planned vacation dates are the most common but far fewer people…
