Buying a new car is an exciting time! You found the perfect car â sunroof, leather seats, navigation system â the works. You couldnât be happier. ThenâĤyou sit down with the finance person at the dealership, and all that excitement that filled you suddenly starts fleeing from your body. Loan terms and jargon start [...]
Tax Credits and Deductions for College Students and Parents Paying for college is an expensive venture, but did you know you can take advantage of special tax credits and deductions just for college students and their parents? These benefits come when you file your income tax return. Whatâs the difference? A credit reduces the [...]
Between the twinkling lights, cheerful music, delicious food, and endless laughs with family and friends, the holiday season is the merriest time of the year. But those ear-to-ear smiles donât always come cheap. From travel and entertaining to gifts and decorations, the holidays can get pricey. Add in rising inflation and higher prices, and [...]
Letâs face itâĤwhile credit cards are a great way to build your credit, they can get you into trouble if youâre not careful. With so many people taking advantage of the ease of online shopping these days, overspending can happen fast and before you know it, youâre up to your ears in debt. Taking [...]
Your Guide to Estate Planning: Peace of Mind for You & Your Family Your life is a remarkable journey filled with unforgettable moments that define who you are as a person. Amidst the countless shared experiences with friends and family, itâs easy to focus on the here and now. But thereâs a chapter of [...]
In this day and age, itâs very easy to fall into the category of âliving beyond your meansâ, or overspending. With everyone sharing their lives through social media, itâs simple to get caught in the trap of wanting more than you need. Combine this trend with the ease of spending money, especially online, and [...]
Not all part-time gigs are created equal. Here are some ideas for real people. Before jumping into a new side gig, consider: How many hours you already work How much spare time you have What your long-term financial goals are A Thriving Gig Economy Thereâs a reason the gig economy is thriving:Â Necessity. New research [...]
Colleen Barry will graduate from West Genesee High School and is headed to Le Moyne College in Syracuse, NY! Below are some of her extensive accomplishments and activities throughout her time in high school. High Honor Roll (9-12) Business Honor Society (10-12) National Honor Society (11-12) Unsung Hero (10-12) Coaches Award for Volleyball [...]
By Jean Chatzky with Molly Povich Five things an adulthood-bound college graduate need to understand to get off on the right financial foot. Student loan debt in 2019 reached a new high â $1.5 trillion to be exact. As if that figure werenât eye-popping enough, consider that student debt has eclipsed both credit card debt [...]
Temperatures are rising, and summer fun is right around the corner. But, thatâs not the only thing heating up. Scammers know that vacation season means people travel to unfamiliar locations, look for great deals, and more. This provides ample opportunities for them to get you with a scam. Amid the excitement of your summer [...]
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