Author: DKSCPA

The Covid-19 pandemic has affected many people and businesses financially, as well as other ways. Many find themselves out of work or furloughed. Many still have jobs but are dealing with long absences due to quarantines and being sick with Covid themselves. Some have had to quit their jobs in order to homeschool their children. Additionally, tourism is down and many businesses have closed, meaning the economy has definitely taken a hit this past year. With another round of stimulus checks in discussion, you may be wondering how these checks help the economy and what is the most helpful...

The new year is upon us, which means many people are thinking about how they can act healthier in the next 12 months, including financial health. Whether you want to spend less money in 2021 or you want to earn more or invest better, we can help you make smart decisions about how to handle your money so that you can get the most out of it. No matter what your income is, there are ways to spend and save strategically so that you can better afford your life and plan for the future. Here are a few tips...

Back to school season can be expensive, between purchasing new school supplies, clothing, books, and paying tuition if your child is in private school or university. All those costs may get many families thinking about how they can start saving money in other areas of their lives so that they can afford it all comfortably. A good money management and budgeting plan can help you stay financially on track. While everyone’s spending habits and needs are different, there are certain places to save money in the fall season specifically that are relevant to many. 1. Energy Bill: Enjoy the...