Satty, Levine & Ciacco, CPAs, P.C. Blog

Congratulations! You have graduated college and are on your way to newly anticipated endeavors. At this time, you’re probably thinking about your first career move, but another important task that should be added to your to-do list is a viable financial planning strategy. After graduation, having your finances in order can help you lead a relatively comfortable adulthood.

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.

If you’re trying to get your finances in order this summer, the first place to start is with your credit score. The higher your score, the easier it is to be approved for new loans, lines of credit, and the lowest available interest rates when you borrow money. Having a low credit rating can be from several things, including high credit card debt and unpaid bills. Use this time to make your finances a priority. Here are some easy and simple ways to improve your credit score.