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Author Archives: David Bakke
Pros & Cons of a 529 College Savings Plan for Your Kids
Figuring out how to pay for your child’s college education can be overwhelming. The cost for one year of school at a public university is over $17,000 and is nearly $40,000 at a private school – and that doesn’t even … Continue reading
Posted in College Planning, Guest Bloggers
Tagged 529 plans, college planning, education saving, investing, roth ira, tax breaks
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A 6-Step Process to Starting Your Own Small Business
The phrase “start your own business” is typically met with fear, trepidation, and intimidation. However, you’d be surprised by how easily it can be done. If you possess creativity and ambition, starting your own business is literally just a few steps away. … Continue reading
6 Easy Ways to Lower Your Homeowner’s Insurance
I used to think the cost of homeowner’s insurance was a fixed, non-negotiable expense. I bought my homeowner’s insurance 10 years ago and rarely thought about it thereafter. Since the bills were paid out of an escrow account, I didn’t have to … Continue reading
How I Recovered From More Than $30,000 in Credit Card Debt
When I was 18, I got my first credit card. What should have been an occasion to mark the beginning of wise financial habits instead began a three-year period of reckless spending and horrible choices. By the age of 21, … Continue reading
How to Handle Old Debt and Debt Collection Agencies
With identity theft and fraud being such common threats, it’s important to exercise caution in every facet of your financial life. You likely know not to give out your social security number to anyone you don’t trust, nor should you … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Planning, Guest Bloggers
Tagged collection agencies, credit repair, credit report, debt, debt collection, old debt
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