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Budgeting For Beginners

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Budgeting For Beginners

Few things are more frustrating than running out of money. When you are staring at an empty checking account, it can feel like the whole world is against you--especially anyone who you owe money. However, a few years ago I learned a few tricks for budgeting that really made a difference in my life. I have been able to get my spending under control and learn how to save. I have also learned how to prioritize my spending so that I don't have to worry about running out of cash. This website is here for anyone who has ever struggled with money.

Bail Bond 101: How Much You Can Get From A Bail Bonds Agent

7 December 2022
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Bail bonds agents offer a service that is meant to help people who have been arrested and are awaiting trial. In some cases, you may be able to get the full amount of your bail from a bail bonds agent. However, in other cases, you may only be able to get a portion of your bail amount. It is important to consult with an experienced bail bonds agent to learn more about how much money you can get from them. Read More 

Reasons To Consider Hiring A Tax Preparer For Your Small Business

30 June 2022
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

Many small businesses don't have the time or workforce to dedicate to tax preparation. As a result, preparing taxes can fall by the wayside. That's why hiring a tax preparer can be incredibly helpful. Here are a few reasons to consider hiring a tax preparer for your small business: You Don't Have the Time to Prepare Your Own Taxes If you're like most small business owners, you wear a lot of hats. Read More 

Benefits Of A Personal Savings Account

9 March 2022
 Categories: Finance & Money, Blog

People use savings accounts to keep their money secure while it gains interest. If you're saving up for something but you're having trouble putting money aside, a savings account could help motivate you to save.  Here are six benefits to having a personal savings account: 1. Interest Many savings accounts will allow you to earn annual interest. The amount will be based on a percentage of your funds (e.g., .05 percent). Read More