4 Things To Look For In Bank Checking Services

Posted on 20 March 2018

Whether you're looking to open up your first checking account or you are interested in switching banks, no two checking services are exactly alike. In order to find the checking account and bank that will best suit your needs and lifestyle, you'll want to do a little "shopping around." Specifically, there are a few features you should be able to find in your future checking account that will make your life easier while saving you some money in the process. [Read More]

Small-Business Tips for Avoiding Bankruptcy

Posted on 28 July 2016

If you're staring down a small-business bankruptcy, there may be some unforeseen options for avoiding the process. Here are some resources to consult for help avoiding bankruptcy.  Speak with Your Accountant The first thing to do when considering bankruptcy is to speak with your accountant. They may be able to see things differently in terms of how close you are to liquidating the business. One thing that they will help you determine is a minimum viable amount of cash that you would need to keep the business going. [Read More]

Four Reasons To Add An ATM In Your Bar

Posted on 25 July 2016

While some people prefer to pay for large purchases with credit or debit cards, cash is still an important option for people who spend money at bars. If you own or manage a bar, having an ATM on the premises can be a benefit for both you and your customers. Here are a few ways adding an ATM can help boost your business. Add To Your Profits When you buy or lease an ATM, you can set the convenience fee for cash withdrawals. [Read More]

3 Steps To Get Out Of Debt So You Can Start Saving For Retirement

Posted on 28 June 2016

If you are in your 40s and have not started a good retirement saving's plan yet, you may want to start thinking about it. Before you can really begin saving money, though, you may need to get rid of all the debt you have. If you can pay off everything you owe, you will free up a lot of income to use specifically for retirement. Here are three steps to help you get rid of the debt you have so you can start saving up. [Read More]

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How to Get By on Cash Only

Hi! My name’s Linda Marshall. I’m a single working mom with two children. Life as a single mother has its challenges, one of them being finances. Just over three years ago I got myself into a bit of a financial bind. My credit card balances had crept up to where my finance charges alone were more than I could afford on a monthly basis. I know how to budget, but I lost track of things. I made a firm decision to pay off my credit cards and live life on a cash basis only. It took me two years to pay off the credit cards. I’m now free of that debt and don’t use credit of any kind. There are those that don’t accept cash or checks for payment, so I use money services. I’m going to share how these services work, and how they can work for you too.

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