The term cash is king is often touted in the business world, but making sure you have a steady flow of cash coming into the accounts is vital to a company’s longevity and prospects. With this in mind, Instant Offices has offered some handy advice on how to manage cash flow in your business, from […]
Theres nothing like the feeling of knowing that you just saved some money. One trend in particular that helps individuals and families achieve this feeling of saving is: shopping in bulk. Costco Wholesale is one brand in particular that is beyond well-known for it’s money saving and bulk shopping opportunities. So, in case you are curious […]
After you graduate from college, it may feel like you’re pretending to be a “real adult.” You’ve spent years following a clearly paved path, and now it’s unclear how to navigate uncharted territory: a new full-time job, moving into your own place, and dealing with your student loans. But you don’t have to pretend — […]
One-size-fits-all financial advice isn’t supposed to work. We’re all as unique as snowflakes, so the financial rules that guide us should be molded to our individual situations. Except it turns out that rules of thumb can be really helpful. A study of West Point cadets, for example, found teaching rules of thumb was at […]
It’s no surprise that New York City and its’ surrounding areas are home to some of the most costly tolls in the country. In fact, according to a New York Daily News article, New York and New Jersey commuters account for just about 1/3 of all tolls collected across the United States, as of October 2015. […]
When you graduate from college, there are plenty of steps you’ll take as you enter the real world. Of course, one of the biggest is getting a job so you can earn money to support yourself now that you’re on your own. It’s also very important to learn how to manage your money responsibly. Unfortunately, […]
Should you switch from a commission to a fee-based retirement account? If you work with a brokerage account, your adviser may soon ask you that very question. That’s because under the Labor Department’s new conflict-of-interest rule, which goes into effect next April, brokers are required to discuss with their clients what meets their best interests: keeping […]
A 2015 survey by Creditcards.com reported that Millennials consider mom their biggest financial influence. But that same survey also suggests that mom’s sway wanes as we age. Which is a shame. Because mothers (even those with little or no financial background) typically dole out smart advice that you can apply to your investing, even if […]
Finding ways to save money isn’t always easy, but when you find them, it’s certainly is rewarding. If you enjoy your fair share of fun and entertainment but are also trying to stick to a budget, allow us to share with you a few ways to save money on entertainment. To keep things simple, we […]
Do you have positive financial habits? Are you notorious for paying your bills as soon as possible and well, not procrastinating your financials? If that sounds like you, chances are you have a good credit score. A good credit score means that you have a good financial background and credit history. In general, this means, […]