The new year is right around the corner. This means that it’s time to make resolutions that will enhance your life. While there are endless resolutions that one could make for the upcoming year, many of them involve finances.

Financial independence is something that we all long to achieve. Whether you want to become financially secure or if you want to pay off debt, it helps to have some guidance along the way. Here are some of the top tips and tricks to get your finances in order in 2022.

During the holidays, it can be tough to maintain good credit. It’s the season of giving and we all want to make loved ones know just how special they are to us. With so many amazing deals, it’s tempting to swipe your credit card just because you can.

The good news is that holiday shopping doesn’t have to put you in a credit slump that lasts into the new year. Here’s what you need to know about protecting your credit when shopping for the holidays.

The holiday season is here, which means it’s the season of giving and spending time with family and friends. While the holidays should be filled with excitement and joy, for many, this time can be a huge financial burden. Buying gifts and helping others can sometimes come at a high cost. The good news is that with proper planning and budgeting, you can celebrate without putting yourself into a financial bind.

Remember being a child and wishing that time didn’t go so slowly? As adults, we all wish that time would slow down! Before you know it, it’s a new year, and then shortly after that, it’s April 15, and taxes are due.

For years, companies didn't pay much attention to their assets and property. It wasn't until recently that lease management has become an essential part of financial reporting and the bottom line. Lease management involves tracking and optimizing all leased assets, including real estate, vehicles, technology, and more.

Whether you own a small business or are self-employed, learning how to manage your books can be extremely daunting. Navigating the world of self-employment and business ownership isn’t easy, especially when you don’t have the funds to hire an accountant to take care of bookkeeping for you.

For many, the tax season has been long over, but for some, it’s just about to begin. The tax extension deadline is a little over a month away, with all federal income tax returns needing to be filed no later than October 15, 2021.

As you enter your early adult years, one of the most important things you can do is work to manage your money. With early financial planning, your dream of achieving financial security and freedom can become a reality.

Now is the time to build good money habits so your finances are one less thing to worry about. Here are some of the top tips for financial planning in your 20s.

Hiring the right accountant is essential to help take your business to the next level. They do more than just handle tax. Everything from managing financial records and auditing to bookkeeping, payroll, and compliance is dealt with by an accountant. To find one that will save you time and keep you up-to-date, compliant, and financially legal, here are the questions you should ask before you hire an accountant.

There are multiple horror stories surrounding mergers and acquisitions. It’s a risky process that can result in huge losses. Just ask Google and Motorola, Microsoft and Nokia, eBay and Skype, among other failed mergers and acquisitions. Making sure you approach a merger and acquisition with excellent preparation will give you a much better chance to succeed.