Introduction: The burden of debt has recently become a prevalent concern for many Americans, spurred by the continuation of student loan payments and
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Finance
Financial skills are critical to both corporations and individuals. Acquiring and effectively allocating limited resources requires analysis and planning as well as critical thinking skills to adapt to an ever-changing world.
The Power of Financial Analysis in Corporate Decision-Making
In the ever-evolving corporate landscape, financial analysis has emerged as a fundamental tool for making informed business decisions. From startup
Forever Money
As an accountant, “Forever Money” is my kind of blog post title. That is if it’s written about revenue. Well, this post is all about expenses, but some
Do Companies Throw Hail Marys?
In most sports, the losing team starts taking bigger and bigger risks as time runs out. In football, the Hail Mary play is a last-ditch
Three Tips for a Mid-year Financial Health Check-in
If January is an optimal time to evaluate your financial health and plan your financial strategies for the year, this mid-year time period offers a
The Stock Market Participation Puzzle
The stock market participation puzzle refers to the fact that many people do not participate in the stock market, despite the potential benefits of
Borrowing From Your Future
The very noticeable impact of inflation combined with increasing interest rates are taking a toll on most every American’s financial situation.
Remember, Remember the Halloween Massacre
People respond to incentives. This is one of the most important economic principles, and in finance we add that companies respond to incentives. One
Valentine’s Day: For Love and Money
February is the month of love! In the United States, February is the month dedicated to love and relationships. When we celebrate Valentine’s
The January Effect
The last few months of every year are full of holiday traditions. From Halloween trick-or-treating to staying up until midnight to ring in the new year,
