Electrical work fatalities decline; Construction still most dangerous
Electrical work fatalities improve; Construction still most dangerous Construction work continues to be the most dangerous trade for fatal electrical…
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Hurricane Preparedness Week, May 7-13, 2017 The time to prepare for a hurricane is now There will be trouble. Expect it. Prepare for it. According to…
Student loan debt interest deductions
According to Marketwatch, student loan debt reached a total of $1.2 trillion dollars in 2016. That is trillion with a “T.” The average per student from…
What qualifies as nontaxable income?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) likes to cast a wide net, as they say, when it comes to which sources of income are considered taxable. According to…
Credit report late payments
Everyone misses a payment at one point or another. Maybe the debit card on file expired, or the bill was sent to the wrong address. Whatever the reason,…
Moneywise Chances of getting audited
Chances of getting audited Although many people file their taxes with the dread of a potential audit looming over their shoulders, the reality is that…
Some fonts use less ink
According to MakeTechEasier, a student’s claim that the government could save millions by switching fonts sparked an exploration of alternatives to the…
How will going into business affect family?
At some point in everyone’s career, this thought comes up: “Am I ready to follow my dreams and start my own business?” You may have dotted your i’s and…
Fighting Godzilla: Alternatives to AdWords
Google AdWords is the Godzilla of search engine pay-per-click advertising, eating up to 80 percent of search engine traffic. But, keyword bids can also be…
Not all businesses need Silicon Valley perks
A study by Glassdoor found that three out of five, or 57 percent, of people report benefits and perks being among their top considerations before…