Are you tired of having to find time in your schedule every week or two to run to the bank and make a deposit? Are you tired of standing in line waiting for a free teller? Are you tired of sending checks to pay your bills? Particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person errands such as…
Many challenges come with running your own business, but some of the trickiest problems are those you may not consider at first. For example, while you focused on developing a business plan that could make money, how much consideration did you give to actually receiving that money? Unless you plan to only transact in cash…
College years are when many people establish financial habits that will carry them for the rest of their lives. For many teens, the first experience they have managing finances happens at college. This can be a big wake-up call that could end with a bill-bailout courtesy of mom and dad. Teach your kids to pay…
The opportunity to buy a car is an exciting experience, no matter when it appears. Searching for a set of wheels is your chance to find a vehicle that lets you feel safe and comfortable while you get where you need to go. Unfortunately, there is still the “budget” element of the buying equation. While…
Whether you’re already a homeowner or you’re soon to become one, the word “equity” is one that you’re likely to hear over and over again. “Building equity,” “tapping into equity,” and so forth — it is a word that is almost synonymous with home ownership. You’ll even find that banks and other financial institutions, such…
Learning how to drive a car is one of the significant milestones in a teenager’s life. Learning how to pay for its upkeep isn’t as exciting, but just as necessary. Here are a few simple tricks to help you keep your wallet happy. New or used? Buying used is usually a no-brainer for most teenagers….
Going to college is expensive, no doubt about it. Between textbooks, tuition, housing, utilities, and maintaining a social life, managing your money can be challenging. So, here are a few habits to avoid if you want to save more of your money. 1. Buy new textbooks College textbook prices have increased faster than tuition, healthcare…
Resource One Employees Participate in Pay it Forward Challenge DALLAS, TX (July 20, 2020) Resource One employees came together during June and July to participate in a Pay it Forward Challenge. Throughout this time, employees worked to perform acts of kindness within their communities. Employees were free to choose where they wished to donate funds,…
You might be one of many Americans who could benefit from refinancing your home. About 3 million borrowers could save at least $200 a month by refinancing. By refinancing and locking in a better rate on your loan, you could reduce your monthly payment and save thousands of dollars in interest on the life of…
When it comes to auto loans, a 0% interest rate is a head turner. But it’s not always the best deal. Car dealerships generally advertise 0% offers in the summer when they’re looking to make room in the showroom for newer models. The offers come from the financing arms of the large auto manufacturers, who,…
The average American carries thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in debt. Across the nation, according to Bankrate.com, consumer debt totals more than $14 trillion. From student loans to credit card debt, the financial burden many carry into adulthood can prove to be a significant hindrance. For example, homeownership among millennials is already…
In tough times, it’s more important than ever to develop and maintain good financial habits. Having a household budget and shedding high-rate credit card debt are two obvious things that could benefit most consumers. But figuring out where to start can be a daunting task— especially if you feel like you’re already in trouble. The…
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