When graduates leave college, they’re faced with multiple financial decisions like finding an apartment or buying a new car. Without proper planning, you might develop bad spending habits, squander your salary, and accrue debt. Focusing on your finances right from graduation allows you to make wise financial decisions while investing in your future. Here are five personal finance tips for new graduates. [Read more…]

Saving money is one of the most important skills for adults to have, but is one that many struggles with. The earlier children have an understanding of the value of money, the stronger their beliefs about the importance of saving will be when they enter the workforce as a teen or adults. As a parent, you are your child’s first and most important teacher, and your attitude about money and spending it wisely (or not) will likely affect their own spending habits down the road.  [Read more…]

Cars are a big investment, both time and money. Last time we checked, cars cost a pretty penny, and unless you are financially irresponsible, you buy the car with the intent to use it for years, even decades. This is why people do a lot of research while getting a car, making sure it is affordable, trustworthy, and shouldn’t cause more inconvenience than convenience. But what about getting one of the most important components of a car or vehicle; auto insurance or car insurance?

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