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From Our Blog

Essential Steps for Setting Up a Trust Fund

July 25th, 2016|

Determine why you want or need a trust fund. Depending on your needs, the trust fund process can change. You don’t need a high income with a large number of assets to benefit from a trust. Trusts can be an important part of your financial plans and useful tools for planning your inheritance. Consult an attorney or financial expert for how a trust could benefit you the most in your situation.

Don’t Get a Prepaid Card Until You Read This

July 18th, 2016|

1. Understand the data collection. Prepaid cards may resemble credit and debit cards, but the application process is different. • Before you can get a prepaid card, you may have to provide sensitive private data that you might not want to share for just a prepaid card. You may have to provide your name, address, Social Security number, phone number, and other information.

Creative Financing for Commercial Real Estate Deals

July 18th, 2016|

Buying commercial property can be challenging. The properties can be very expensive, and you’ll usually need a down payment of at least 35%. Fortunately, there are many opportunities to fund commercial real estate creatively. Always remember that commercial real estate owners are business people. Everything is negotiable.

17 Quick and Easy Ways to Save Money

July 11th, 2016|

Saving money can be painless. It can even be a little fun with the right approach. It’s possible to save a ton of money with some minor adjustments in your spending habits. The trick is to save your savings. If you spend the money you save, you’re not gaining any ground. Find at least 10 tips you can put into action today: Save your change and your $1 bills. At the end of the day, take all of your change and $1 bills and put them in a jar. At the end of the month, make a deposit at your bank.

11 Ways to Save on Wedding Expenses

July 11th, 2016|

Weddings are expensive. The average wedding now costs over $25,000, and it can be argued that weddings are for the guests. The bride and groom hardly have time to enjoy themselves. There are numerous ways to minimize the expense of a wedding without detracting from the enjoyment. The keys are to think outside the box and prioritize.

Top 5 Money Mistakes of Young Couples

June 27th, 2016|

When you’re newly married, you’ll probably face some new challenges and might not feel that you’re ready for these new responsibilities. A lot of young couples don’t anticipate how different managing their finances can be once they get married. It’s important to understand how merging your finances will impact the way you spend and manage money. There are common mistakes most couples make, and you can avoid some difficulties by being aware of these errors. These are the five most common money mistakes young couples make: