Taking the Stress Out of Financial Planning

  • Financial Planning As An Always Broke College Student: How To Get Ahead, One Dime At A Time

    12 February 2018

    The student loan crisis has reached a frightening level in America, with more than 1.3 trillion dollars being owed. That's a staggering figure as a nation and for individual students. Since you still need that college education, you simply must find ways to improve your financial standing both in the immediate and long-term future. Here are six ways to start accomplishing that goal. 1. Keep Yourself Healthy Even though most people in college are young, the lifestyle choices they make (staying up late, partying, skipping meals etc.

  • 4 Reasions To Hire A Behavioral Health Medical Billing Company

    9 February 2018

    Have you fallen behind on keeping the financial aspect of your behavioral health clinic in order? If you are making less money due to insurance claims not being handled properly, it is time to hire a third party to assist with the task. You can hire a company that has a focus on assisting professionals with their behavioral health billing concerns. The services that are provided will be a worthy investment for numerous reasons.

  • 3 Financial Planner Tips For Managing Your Finances In College

    9 February 2018

    Most people don't make a great deal of money while they are still in college. Working a part time job and taking out student loans is as very common thing during this time because this is what needs to be done to make ends meet and complete your schooling. However, there are certain things that you can do to manage your finances the best you can while you are in college.

  • 4 Tips For Investing Your Money

    8 February 2018

    One of the top ways to make money is by earning it from what you already have. Taking time to make the right investments is the key to having long-term success. The good news is you can make a lot of money when you just know the right things to do. However, there are specific tips you should follow before making any investment decisions. Tip #1: Consider your goals You'll want to take time to think about what you're investing goals are before working towards making these happen.

  • You Have No Savings: Now What?

    6 February 2018

    Roughly 46% of people in America are unable to handle an emergency costing $400 that comes out of nowhere. If your job doesn't pay enough to give you money for a savings account that could bear that kind of expense, or your savings were wiped out by past emergencies, you might be in that group. That may worry you, especially if you think no options exist to change that situation. Luckily, using the tips below, you might finally be able to build up your savings again or for the first time.

  • Comparative Market Analysis: A Look At Common FAQs From Prospective Buyers

    6 February 2018

    Buying a home for the first time brings about new terminology, new experiences, and new interactions with the business side of home buying that most new buyers are totally unfamiliar with. Comparative market analysis, usually shortened to CMA, is one phrase that could come up that you really should know the meaning of. While some terms will probably never be explained fully when you are in the process of buying a home, there are those that can give you more in-depth understanding to make the best decisions, and CMA is one of those terms.

  • Some Important Things To Know About Home Equity Loans

    2 February 2018

    A home equity line of credit is a great way to use the collateral in your house to get a loan. There are many people who would use this fantastic option, but don't quite understand how it works. Here are some things that you should know about a home equity loan so you can decide if it is right for you. How Much Can You Get In A Loan? The amount that you can get in a loan is dependent on a couple different factors.

  • Free Stocks, Stock Gift Cards, And Other Weird But Real Investment Tools

    28 January 2018

    Brokerage services provide a wide variety of tools for people who want to invest but are not sure how to get started or how to keep investing once they are on their way. While these services can be quite helpful, there are many more investment tools that have begun to flood the investment market that are not your typical tools. As strange as these services are, they are quite real. Check the following tools out to see how they can help you on your investment journey.

  • Supplemental Medicare Coverage

    26 January 2018

    Medicare covers a significant portion of medical costs, but not all. They don't cover deductibles, copays, prescriptions, and a variety of other medical expenses. Considering how expensive medical costs are, this adds up to quite a bit of money. That's why many people get Medicare supplements to help cover these costs. As almost everyone has medical needs, especially after the age of 65, supplemental coverage is recommended for everyone who can get it.

  • 4 Tips for Choosing an Accounting Firm

    26 January 2018

    Running a business requires a lot of work, including accounting. Unfortunately, with so many new laws every year, it's difficult for business owners to learn a new list of laws. If this is the case, you need to find your business a good accounting firm who can handle all the accounting, payroll and other financial matters for you. Check out these four tips to help you choose a great accounting firm.