We love the many ways technology makes life easier, with items like cell phones, appliances, and the internet high on that list. One of the game-changers in tech over the past few decades is so ubiquitous to daily life that we often take it for granted: online...
Saving money in college isn’t always as fun as spending it—at least, not in the moment. But whether you’re steadily saving funds for the future or stretching your budget in the day-to-day, every little bit adds up. And while we think Bozeman might be one of the best...
Receiving your tax return is exciting, especially if you want to boost your financial health. No matter how much you are expecting to receive from the IRS, there are strategic ways to invest your tax return to support your current and future finances. If you’re...
March doesn’t just mean spring is coming up soon. It also means tax season is around the corner. Most people start to stress at the words “tax season.” They worry they are underprepared for filling out forms, tracking down documents, and putting in extra time and work...
It’s no secret that the job market is changing and many people are experiencing income volatility. In an area like Bozeman, many people in our community opt for contract or seasonal work which allows them to pursue various passions, whether it be as a park ranger in...
2020 has been a wild ride. This pandemic has caused and continues to cause extraordinary financial challenges. The benefits of having a plan in the case of an emergency are undeniable. We have compiled a list of simple tips and tools that can help prepare you to...
Protecting yourself or a loved one from being a victim of elder fraud can seem like a daunting task. We have prepared a list of resources, tools, and warning signs that will help you identify and prevent it from happening. To start, let’s define what elder fraud is:...
It’s happened to the best of us: you’re ready to checkout on Amazon, reach for your wallet and realize your debit card is nowhere to be found. After calling the bank, cancelling your card and ordering a new one, you find the card you just cancelled, safely tucked away...
Summer is a time for family fun and outdoor activities, but also one of increased spending. According to consumer credit reporting agency Experian, consumers surveyed spent an average of $2,275 per person on vacations in 2016, with $1,308 of that amount on credit card...