Personal Finance

Can saving money be fun? Students give it a try

11/16/2009 - 11:55 - 561 reads

Thousands of students around the world have been given the challenge of adding fun to a task that many find difficult, if not impossible – saving money.

Ohio CPAs teach local students ‘Smart Money Management’ skills

11/05/2009 - 01:35 - 1037 reads

On November 12, fifth-grade students in Brecksville, OH will play the stock market and learn the risks and rewards of real-life investing.

AICPA experts find exceptional opportunities for estate plans in 2009

10/15/2009 - 01:56 - 3982 reads

Accountants need to reach out to their clients as soon as possible to alert them to the opportunities presented by the highest exemption in estate tax history.

ID theft: Do I really need to worry?

08/14/2009 - 09:17 - 964 reads

Even if you do everything right, you could still become a victim to ID theft. Here are some of the most common ways in which people become victims.

How to ensure you’re an ID theft victim

08/14/2009 - 09:16 - 1499 reads

Research shows that it’s not necessarily the uneducated or the lonely, gullible senior citizens who fall for financial scams. If you're bent on being a victim, here's how to get started.

Credit card fraud versus true identity theft, the difference is night and day

08/13/2009 - 19:49 - 1220 reads

I’m going to tell you a little story about an individual who had an experience that afterwards; you can determine whether it was credit card fraud or identity theft.

Raise your credit score legitimately

08/13/2009 - 19:16 - 1754 reads - 1 comment

Bad credit is not necessarily the end of the story for you when it comes to making a major purchase… at least, not if you start early to do something about it.

When it comes to your credit report, there's no time for slacking off

08/13/2009 - 15:32 - 1175 reads

Your credit report - and therefore your credit score - can open many doors. Or… it can slam them shut.

Are college students putting their parents at risk for identity theft?

08/11/2009 - 23:00 - 1896 reads

College students are indifferent when it comes to their personal security. That's among the findings of a new Campus Security Survey of 1,000 college students.

Status of the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency

08/06/2009 - 23:23 - 1039 reads

Whatever your opinion of the government’s plan to oversee your finances, you should know that small business still has a voice with the power to affect legislation.

Can saving money be fun? Students give it a try

Ohio CPAs teach local students ‘Smart Money Management’ skills

AICPA experts find exceptional opportunities for estate plans in 2009

ID theft: Do I really need to worry?

How to ensure you’re an ID theft victim

Credit card fraud versus true identity theft, the difference is night and day

Raise your credit score legitimately

When it comes to your credit report, there's no time for slacking off

Are college students putting their parents at risk for identity theft?

Status of the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency

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