Business
8 Common Risks Small Businesses Face
The risks of owning a business are unavoidable. As a small business owner, you’ll likely lack the resources (human and monetary) or the “links” multimillion-dollar
Business
Side Hustles and Freelancing: A Beginner’s Guide to Making Extra Income
There are over 6 million unemployed people in America. Those who aren’t fully unemployed have found their hours cut or furloughed. And many more work multiple jobs
Auto
How to Get an Auto Loan
You’ll probably need a loan if you’re looking to buy a car. Today’s post will examine how you can find and benefit from competitive auto
Insurance
What is an Insurance Grace Period?
Grace periods are nothing new. They come with credit cards, your mortgage, and most other loans, giving customers a safe wiggle room to settle late
Home and Life
How to Protect Your Home and Property Part 1: Water Damage
Having a home insurance policy doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be proactive. Prevention measures are always better and cheaper than the cure. Water damage can cause hundreds
Auto
Does Auto Insurance Cover Wildfire Damages?
Insurance is a burning concern (pardon the pun) amidst the growing threat of wildfires. According to the Congressional Research Service, every year since 2000, an
Home and Life
Life Insurance Riders: What You Need To Know
Life insurance isn’t one size fits all. Sometimes you need to tweak them for the perfect fit. Riders are add-ons that deliver additional customization and maximize
Home and Life
How to Dispute a Homeowners Insurance Claim Denial or Settlement Offer
Maybe you’ve filed your claim and received an offer, but you can smell the low-balling a mile away. Or your insurer denied your request altogether. Now you’re wondering how
Home and Life
How to Save Money as a Cat or Dog Owner
Pet ownership is an investment. It takes time, tugs on your emotions, and taps into your wallet. Your furry friend’s expenses cover their food, health,
Home and Life
6 Ways to Save on Your Energy Bills
With the surge in gas prices, another hike is unavoidable—hefty utility bills. According to the EIA, residential electricity prices in the U.S. will average 14.8
