By David Pacheco --- Your first job is challenging, sometimes scary but also very exciting. Your employer is now viewing you as an adult and is counting on you to be dependable. Being organized is crucial. Regardless if your schedule is flexible, for instance in a retail position, or if ...
By Kristen Donia --- The world changed in what seemed like the blink of an eye. Suddenly there are rules in place, events we can’t attend, activities we can’t participate in. This is a whole new way of living. And we’re all feeling that, to the core. With this newfound ...
By M Katie Helle, CPA – When most people think of building credit, they think the only way to do it is to get credit cards. This certainly isn’t the case. There are a lot of different ways to building your credit without racking up your debt. Pay student loans ...
By Alison Stanton --- Self-Care During COVID-19 To say that we are living in crazy times right now is probably the understatement of the year. Because of the coronavirus (COVID-19), your school is closed, events have been cancelled and—maybe hardest of all—you are being told to practice “social distancing” from ...
By Charlotte Klaar --- All four years of high school contribute to your ultimate success. The more you accomplish in the first two years, the less your burden will be in the last two years. The stress can be intense coming down the stretch, so we advise that you plan ...