by David C. Branch | Feb 11, 2021 | blog, David C. Branch, Finance
Over the last decade, investment barriers for new and low-income individuals have been eradicated by investment companies. Increased competition in the financial markets has favored beginning investors with many investment options to buy. Investing is an effective way...
by David C. Branch | Feb 8, 2021 | blog, David C. Branch, Finance
In spite of common investing myths, it’s not quite as easy to make money off of penny stocks as people think. In fact, many people lose their savings quickly when they buy cheap stocks without performing adequate research into those stocks ahead of time. This...
by David C. Branch | Dec 12, 2020 | blog, David C. Branch, Finance
A budget is the cornerstone of solid financial planning. Budgets help people know where their money is going, whether it’s the grocery store or their retirement account. An integral part of developing a functional budget is knowing how to balance saving money (for an...
by David C. Branch | Sep 14, 2020 | blog, David C. Branch, Finance
Recent events have shown us the ever-changing nature of our economy, forcing many people to reconsider developing failsafe plans. Taking the time now to develop a strategy for dealing with a market crash later can help you rebound faster and with less financial...
by David C. Branch | Aug 24, 2020 | blog, David C. Branch, Education, Finance
If you have found that your credit score is a bit too low to qualify for credit cards, loans, and larger purchases, you may be surprised to learn that there are simple ways to bring it up. Here are some proven strategies that you should try: 1. Refrain from Closing...
by David C. Branch | Jul 28, 2020 | blog, David C. Branch, Education, Finance, Uncategorized
Based on a survey reported to US News, the average tuition last year was roughly $41,000 for private colleges to $11,000 for public colleges. The numbers are only expected to get higher in the following years to come. Considering another survey from Bankrate that...
