With all of the wearable tracking devices out there, plus the multitude of apps on your phone, it’s easier than ever to get an overview of your health. With apps, you can get an overview of your financial health, especially your budget and savings goals. However, if you’ve been looking for a way to analyze your […]
Archives for 2015
Would You Move to Save More Money?
When we talk about reducing our cost of living, we usually talk in terms of moving closer to work to reduce transportation costs, or downsizing to cut housing costs. However, one thing not often discussed is moving to live where it’s cheaper. While this not be possible for some, many of us could probably do […]
How to Boost Your Business’s KPIs Using Automation & Processes
Overview KPI’s are a great measure of how a business is doing. Key performance indicators are a great way for a business to quickly measure different segments of their business and how well they are performing. According to a recent study, business credit card is a growing industry with their number of customers on the […]
Planning for Your Summer Vacation
After a particularly brutal winter (I’m looking at you, East Coast!), it’s definitely not too early to start planning your summer vacation. If you’re like the many who have to plan your vacations in the summer due to kids’ schedules, work schedules, or even weather schedules, you know that prices increase during the summer. Unfortunately, […]
Using Accounting Software for Your Small Business
If you are in the process of setting up your own small business, you’ve got a lot to be proud of, and a lot to look forward to. You’ve proven your ability and your worth as an entrepreneur. Now it’s time to reap the benefits of all your hard work and sacrifice. The last thing […]
5 Tips for Finding the Right Insurance Agent
With the hundreds of different insurance options out there these days, it’s difficult to know which one is going to meet your needs perfectly. You can shop around for months, compare plans, and make phone calls, but in the end you might just end up tearing your hair out, and you still won’t have the […]
Should You Hire a Virtual Assistant?
For busy professionals, it can be tough to manage a full-time job plus a side career (and yes, this goes for stay-at-home parents too!) Particularly for those of us trying to transition our side hustles into full-time work, it can be almost impossible to get tasks for our side hustle completed, while managing our regular […]
Motif: An Engaging Way to Diversify
If you’ve ever wanted to invest in a variety of stocks but couldn’t afford to own that many individually, now you can. Motif is an online brokerage that allows investors to build stock and bond portfolios based on “motifs”, like home improvement or travel. The great thing about Motif is that you can invest in […]
What is benchmarking? Why is it important for your company?
Benchmarking is one of those business buzzwords that can seem a bit impenetrable. Simply put, benchmarking is the process of comparing how well a particular business performed in their interactions with and against other organisations. This data can be organised to show which areas should be improved upon. That’s the broad strokes definition, though. Here […]
How to Buy an Impressive Diamond Engagement Ring on a Budget
Are you ready to take your relationship to the next level? Planning a proposal can be both exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time, but it mainly boils down to choosing the perfect location and the perfect ring. You may not have the cash for a hefty rock and a trip to Paris at the […]
8 Ways to Stand Out with Your Resume
Impression is everything when it comes to landing a job. That impression mainly comes from how you present yourself and of course, your resume. With the increasing number of job seekers every year, it’s not unusual for employers to simply glance at resume when deciding on people who can take the next step in their […]
Now That You’ve Paid Your Taxes, START A BUDGET!
I make little budget PSAs all the time. And it’s not like you don’t hear about budgeting all the time anyway. This is something that the financially literate drone on about all the time. But it’s no less true simply because it’s a cliche. Those who really get into budgeting understand that this is how […]
3 Responsible Ways to Use Your Tax Refund
Happy Tax Day! Have you finished your taxes today? If you have (or even if you haven’t), make sure you take advantage of all those tax day freebies out there! At least you can get something free today which, depending on how tax season went this year, could be a nice way to end the […]
Choosing The Right Car For Your Lifestyle
As we become adults, one thing that we have to adjust to is our lifestyles. As a child, our lifestyles depended upon the type of life that our parents made for us. But, as we age, we begin to acknowledge that doing what our parents did for us, may not be tangible. Adults have many […]
Objective and Helpful Scratch Aide Review
In a world full of seemingly limitless financial responsibilities, it is important to take advantage of every opportunity to save money. One of the ways to make savings is to avoid wastage and reuse discarded items that are still in good condition save for reversible imperfections. When it comes to wood furniture, some people would […]
Reviewing Bills is a Cinch
Have you ever received a bill in the mail, like your mortgage payment or credit card bill, and wondered if you could get a better deal on your rates? Sure, you could contact a few banks, or review different credit card offers online, but all of that takes time. You may be getting the best […]
Organization Tips for Tax Season
This post is part of the TaxACT #BeatTheDeadline blog tour which shares tips on how to make tax time a smooth and easy process before the April 15 deadline. TaxACT provides the tools and guidance to help you confidently file taxes easy and fast. Do your own taxes today at TaxACT. You got this. If […]
3 Affordable Places to Retire Abroad
While some of us reading Your Personal Finance Pro may be years away from retirement, it’s never too early to begin planning for the future. Whether you continue working full time, part time, or not at all, have you thought about where you’ll be enjoying your retirement years? You may assume you’ll stay where you […]
5 Websites That Reward You for Being Healthy
Ever since I got a FitBit for my birthday earlier this year, I’ve been obsessed with tracking everything. If you know me, that’s not too surprising, as I’m a Type A organized person as it is. However, the FitBit brought out something new. I wasn’t competing against other people, I was competing against my (admittedly […]
Signs that you’re slipping on your savings
Everyone is guilty of falling short of their monthly savings plan, or having to dig into this account to pay for an unexpected cost. However, there is a difference between essential and non-essential items you could be using this money on. And once you start utilising your savings, or not committing to them at all, […]
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