Graduate Into The Real World
Congratulations! You’ve been out of college and on your own for awhile. You are in the phase we like to call “The Seconds.” You’re graduating from an apartment to a house, from your first job to a full fledge career, and more. Don’t worry, we still got ya back.
Building a Better Breakfast Have you ever taken a good look at the word “breakfast”? It’s made of up two words that tell you exactly what breakfast is: “break”-ing the “fast”. The “fast” is the period of time you’ve slept, hopefully for several hours in a row. You’re not eating during this time, unlike during […]
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This is a 5 Part Series explaining the basics of good credit. The fourth factor in determining your credit score is the number of new credit inquiries made on your behalf. Anytime you allow a potential creditor to access your credit report, the credit reporting agency will treat this as an inquiry. Your score is […]
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I will wake up the day after Thanksgiving feeling grateful for the time spent with my family, and not feeling like I need to buy bigger pants. I will enjoy the food I do eat, and not feel deprived. The secret to my success? I know exactly what I’m eating that day. Thanksgiving is a […]
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As we go through life, we hear many opinions of what we should or shouldn’t do with our lives. Parents tell us where we should go to college and what we should study. Friends have opinions about who we should date. The media tells is what is beautiful. With family and friends, it’s all well […]
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This is a 5 Part Series explaining the basics of good credit. The third factor in good credit is the age of your credit history. Your credit history includes all your accounts (both new and old) and any activity that would affect your credit score. Let me give you two examples so that you can […]
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