With Americans waiting later to get married, many young adults live with roommates to reduce their housing costs. But living with other adults isn’t easy. They can be dirty, loud, or simply abrasive. And, of course, they don’t necessarily have…
The first time you sold a graphic design on Upwork or edited someone’s video ad on Fiverr, you probably didn’t rush out to open a business bank account. But if you’re serious about launching a business, even a solopreneur business…
An unfortunate fact of life is that your debt doesn’t disappear when you die. Your heirs can inherit some types of debt, along with any positive financial legacy you leave. If you have a mortgage, someone will remain responsible for…
When you file a tax return for your small business, one of the questions on the form asks about your accounting method: cash or accrual. This applies whether you’re a sole proprietor filing on Schedule C, a partnership or LLC…
FNBO Direct is the online banking arm of First National Bank of Omaha, itself a subsidiary of financial conglomerate First National of Nebraska. While First National Bank of Omaha’s physical branches and account holders are confined to several states in…
Trim and Truebill are money management services that act as financial assistants. They offer features such as subscription monitoring and expense tracking to help you see where you spend money and find ways to cut costs. Trim is a chatbot…
How long do you need to work to retire? Fifty years? Forty? According to Jacob Lund Fisker, you may be able to retire in just five years. One of the early popularizers of the modern FIRE movement (financial independence, retire…
Although it might surprise you, psychology plays a significant role in how you manage your finances. In fact, there are numerous cognitive biases that cost us money, and we’re sometimes our own worst enemy. There are also plenty of examples…
Being financially literate means having the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage your personal finances and achieve complete financial self-sufficiency. Financially literate consumers are equipped to make informed financial decisions about a host of money-related matters, such as banking,…
In 2011, American businessman and investor Warren Buffett wrote an op-ed for the New York Times in which he famously claimed he pays a lower tax rate than any of the other 20 people in his office — including his…
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