Since Covid, it’s been a challenge for businesses across the country to hire and retain employees. But the number of potential new hires available doesn’t explain why businesses can’t seem to retain employees once they get them. Maybe they aren’t trying hard...
A recent Gallup poll shows that Americans are planning to spend more money this holiday season than last. But charging on credit cards for gifts at a time when rent, groceries, electric and other necessities are more expensive may not be the best thing to...
Believe it or not, the U.S. is not currently in a recession. How do we know? The unemployment rate is 3.7%. Back in November of 2002 it was 5.9%, and in November of 2012 the rate was 7.7%. How will we know when we’re in a recession? The Unemployment...
4 Tips to Get Your Finances In Order In addition to that rewarding tradition of spring cleaning to get your house in order, this is a great time to get your finances in shipshape condition. We offer these tips to help you. 1. TAKE A HARD LOOK AT YOUR CREDIT CARDS Even...
April is Financial Literacy Month April is “Financial Literacy Month” and one of your best financial “teachers” can be your tax return. Here are some lessons to consider: 1. AVOID A BIG REFUND OR BIG TAX BILL Does your payroll withholding amount need adjusting? That’s...
