Social media can help your business garner interest from new potential clients and customers. Posting on a regular basis can be difficult, and without a schedule your Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms might not get the attention they deserve. Here are some tips on how to organize a social media calendar that will…
Some people fear the mention of the word ‘debt.’ It is something that most people have for many years of their lives. The reality is that the real estate market depends upon it because without mortgages the market would be just a small percentage of what it is today. It is clear that there is…
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Many of us consider taking out credit for a variety of things – family homes, advanced education, a new family car. But while some of us know the difference between good and bad debt and wouldn’t even consider taking out credit for a bad debt, there will be others who will take out the credit…
Remember the days when schools taught kids how to balance a checkbook? Those days are long gone. I suspect there is an entire generation of kids that don’t even know what a checkbook is. The idea of keeping a paper ledger balanced is that transactions often took a long time to go through. Therefore, if…
My jaw hit the floor when I read how much the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates the cost of raising a child born in 2013. You’re going to want to sit down for this… $245,340 (to be exact), and that’s before you factor in college. And you were thinking once you get through the first…