Guest post by Bryant Armstrong, CPA and Partner at Squire & Company, PC For most business owners, mention the word “taxes” and their minds start to race. It’s funny how this one word can cause people such worry and distress. … Continue reading
Guest post by Bryant Armstrong, CPA and Partner at Squire & Company, PC Mention the words “tax return” and most people start thinking of excuses to put it off for as long as possible. What many forget is that good … Continue reading
Guest post by Brian Nelson Ford, 8 Pillars As a father of three incredible children, I want my kids to live amazing, fulfilling lives. As a personal finance educator, I understand the important role that money management will play in … Continue reading
This time of year finds us wrapping up family trips and sending children back to school. While adults can hardly remember what it was like to have a three-month-long summer vacation, they won’t soon forget another part of back-to-school season: the hefty … Continue reading
Do you want to save money every month but find yourself spending it all before your next paycheck? We have a convenient solution: automatic transfers. Using automatic transfers is like buying candy for your family but stashing a Snickers bar … Continue reading
The average U.S. household carries nearly $15,788 in credit card debt, according to the Federal Reserve. This and other consumer debt can weigh consumers down and prevent them from building adequate savings. If you’re bogged down by bills, use these … Continue reading
Guest post by Bryant Armstrong, CPA, Squire & Company, PC. Planning and Budgeting: 5 Simple Steps to Saving Most of us are familiar with the saying, “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” It may sound a bit … Continue reading
When it comes to savings, you’ve probably heard the usual suggestions like paying off debt, creating a budget or reducing spending, but we have a few more ways to help you stay financially fit: 1. Pay yourself first. If you … Continue reading
