Social media has changed the way we interact and share information with friends, family and colleagues. We are discussing a few steps on protecting yourself and limit the amount of data you’re making readily available to others.
New law allows free credit freezes: Protect your credit now
Although the new law will make credit freezes free, don’t wait. If you don’t need to freeze/unfreeze your credit multiple times, the fee is between $0 – $10 depending on where you live and can protect your identity now.
6 facts to know about Memorial Day
Memorial Day is a day to honor and remember those who have died while serving our country. In the spirit of commemoration, we have put together a few facts you might not know about Memorial Day.
Selling your home: Fix it or leave it?
When preparing your home for sale, you may be wondering what house repairs or updates you should do before you try to sell it. We have a short answer to that question and tips on the minimal home repairs to invest in to help you earn a profit.
Should you take out a second mortgage?
A second mortgage is a loan taken against the equity you’ve built up on your home since you signed your first mortgage. We are discussing different scenarios to consider if you are thinking about taking out a second mortgage on your home.
Know your rights: Immigration rights and protections
Like citizens, immigrants and those here using a Visa have rights and protections. Some protections are provided by the US Constitution and some states grant rights such as driving privileges. Learn more about immigration rights and protections.
5 things you can do for your mental health
May is Mental Health Wellness Month. The goal of Mental Health Wellness Month is to increase mental health awareness and to highlight the importance of taking care of our mental health. We are discussing 5 things you can do for your mental health today.
The royal wedding will lack a prenup, but should you?
The royal wedding is just around the corner and it looks like there will not be a Prenuptial Agreement. Learn more about what a prenuptial agreement is and if it’s something you and your partner should consider.
Domestic partnership vs. common-law marriage
Common-law marriages and domestic partnerships can seem similar but they do have differences when it comes to requirements and benefits.
The U.S. government: Separation of powers
The U.S. government is broken into three branches, Executive, Legislative and Judicial, to create a separation of power. We have put together a short refresher on the three branches and their different powers.
What is a DBA?
A DBA, or “doing business as” is the practice of using a fictitious or assumed business name to trade under. On this blog post, we are talking about what a DBA is and how to file if it is needed.
Blockchain explained: An overview for entrepreneurs
Blockchain is getting a lot of buzz in the media. We are discussing some important considerations for entrepreneurs to stay current on how blockchain could affect your business.
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