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If your business pays employees or contractors–even if it’s a sole proprietorship or microbusiness with no traditional employees other than you–it’s time to look into a small-business payroll provider. With dozens of reputable payroll providers open for business, choosing one…
Most Americans today are woefully lacking in financial literacy. A 2018 study by the FINRA Foundation found that only one in three Americans could correctly answer at least four out of five questions about simple financial concepts like compound interest…
Maybe you’ve heard the stories: A family uses crowdfunding to raise thousands to help manage the costs of cancer treatments or to recover from a hurricane. Perhaps you’re facing a similar predicament and are wondering if crowdfunding for emergency expenses can work…
Business credit cards can be an excellent tool for a business owner. In addition to allowing you to purchase essential items for your business, you can also keep your business expenses and personal finances separate. As a business owner, this…
Whether you need to buy a car, pay off credit card debt, or save for a mortgage down payment, an extra $10,000 fast wouldn’t hurt. But what if you don’t have time to save up for years? What if you…
At my favorite grocery store, Instacart shoppers sometimes outnumber regular shoppers. Confident and determined, they breeze through the aisles, barely breaking stride to knock cans of beans and blocks of cheese into carts or baskets that never seem to stop…
They say that 40 is the “old age of youth,” and 50 is “the youth of old age.” No wonder so many 40-somethings go through a midlife crisis. So how do you navigate this transitional decade financially? How do you…
Personal financial crises come in many colors, from pink slips at work to the green gills of illness to red balances on ballooning debts. But they all have something in common: They can be solved, or at least better managed,…
Successful investors attempt to determine the intrinsic value of companies they’re considering investing in through research and various measures. One important measure of a company’s financial performance is known as the EBITDA. The metric was popularized in the 1980s as…
Driving for a ridesharing app is a reliable side hustle. Thousands of Americans earn extra income driving for Uber, Lyft, and smaller ridesharing apps. Many users assume that their app’s rideshare insurance policy protects them from the moment they log…
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