Be sure to start saving for college early. Always max out your 401K. Cut expenses and keep a 6-month cash emergency fund. Buy a car, don’t lease. Don’t give the government an interest free loan by having too much taken out in payroll taxes. Financial advice like this is everywhere. In fact, most of us […]
While Valentine’s Day has come and gone, you can still put the holiday to good use. Many retailers will be looking to relieve themselves of their pink and red heart-themed inventory, so you can save money now by purchasing items. While it’s not a good idea to buy candy to give to someone next year, […]
How much did you plan to spend this Christmas? Was it more or less than last year, or the year before? There’s good reason to think it through; the Great Recession has permanently altered the way Americans think about money. Where taking on debt was once considered a mark of true adulthood, people are shying […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and AmOne is doing its part to contribute to charity and raise both money and awareness. Donating to charity is a fundamental part of many people’s lives; sometimes it’s due to religious beliefs or family tradition, but other times it’s because they’ve known what it’s like to need a […]
In general, young adults enter into their freshman year of college naive in matters of money and personal finance. Students have a number of risk factors associated with their entry into higher education, among them a lack of understanding about credit, banking, budgeting, and financial planning. These factors, when combined with school loans and other […]
