by yeseric | Apr 29, 2018
Thinking about financing a car and wondering how much you can afford? Never spend more than 20 percent of after-tax household income on ALL vehicles in your household. Let me provide an example: Let’s say your take-home pay of $25,000 per year (is $2,000...
by yeseric | Apr 29, 2018
Planning your financial future together is critical. Be open with your spouse about current debts. Talk with each other about financial goals for your next ten years together. Make it specific – buying a home, starting a family? Add up your combined income...
by yeseric | Apr 28, 2018
Amid the excitement of graduating from college, maintain two priorities: keep your student loan account in good standing and don’t miss any credit card payments. If you have neither loan nor credit card, then great! Unfortunately, current stats indicate that 44...
by yeseric | Apr 27, 2018
Do you want to explore attitudes toward money in your relationship, answer these ten questions with your significant other: We plan on keeping our finances separate. We haven’t decided how to handle our finances yet. We usually agree on how to spend money. I am...
