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Anger at the ATM: Bank Fees Charged to Non-Customers Increase

23. April 2013

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Need cash but miles away from the closest ATM belonging to your bank? Unfortunately, using another bank’s ATM is going to cost you more than usual. The cost of fees charged to non-customers by banks for using their ATMs increased by 20% from 2007 to 2012. Some banks are charging fees as high as $5. [...]

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3 Helpful Tips to Leverage your Harvard connections

18. January 2013

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A Harvard degree is helpful toward getting a job, but the people that you will meet in college can be just as important as the name recognition that comes along with a big school like Harvard. The better your network and support systems are, the more likely you are to receive the job that you [...]

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Business Vs. Personal Checking Account

26. October 2012

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The financial health of America relies upon small businesses. Fortunately for the economy, it is the dream of countless Americans to own and operate their own companies. In fact, our system is so great that simple mom and pop grocery stores have, over the years, been able to expand and become world-renown retailers.  Small business [...]

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Will Bad Credit Affect Your Home Loans?

18. October 2012

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Bad Credit can be a difficult thing to climb out from underneath. Once you default on a payment or two, your credit score will definitely take a beating as a result. A bad credit score can make things like applying for Home Loans seem almost impossible. So, just how much does a bad credit rating affect [...]

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U.S. Job Growth in July

6. August 2012

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Last Friday, the Labor Department announced that U.S. payrolls increased 163,000 in July. However, unemployment rate rose to 8.3%, according to a survey of U.S. households. These data indicates an uneven recovery of job market. ”Monthly payroll growth of about 100,000 is needed to keep the jobless rate stable, while growth of roughly 150,000 to [...]

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IBM’s low cost of borrowing

27. July 2012

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On Wednesday, IBM issued $1 billion 10-year bonds with the coupon of 1.875%, breaking the previous 2% corporate bond record set by 3M. IBM has been deemed as a vanguard in capital cost management. In February 2012, IBM issued its three-year bonds with a record low coupon of 0.55%. Also, in May, IBM set a [...]

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SNB: Credit Swiss Needs To Increase Its capital

14. June 2012

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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) announced on Thursday that Credit Suisse Goup AG (CSGN), the second-biggest bank in Switzerland, needs to increase its capital this year to prevent against the European Debt Crisis.  The SNB said Credit Swiss should to “significantly expand its loss-absorbing capital during the current year.”   “Despite progress achieved, the big banks’ loss-absorbing [...]

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What Is The Best Checking Account For You?

22. May 2012

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What is a checking account and how does it work? Checking accounts are basically meant for billing and withdrawing any time you want. These accounts are important hence the reason why you need to keep track of the transactions you do using the account. At the end of month compare the records you have with records [...]

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JPMorgan Reported Multibillion-Dollar Loss in May

21. May 2012

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JPMorgan Chase & Co, the largest bank in the United States by assets and market capitalization, disclosed a multibillion-dollar trading loss this month.  The bank’s Chief Executive Jamie Dimon agreed to testify before Congress over the bank’s recent trading losses. Dimon also said he hopes and expects that the multibillion trading loss will be “something we [...]

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Differences Between Nonprofit Accounting and For Profit Accounting

16. May 2012

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Do you know the differences between non profit accounting and for profit accounting? Here is some more information on the topic.  When doing accounting, chances are that you would be dealing with various types of entities, each with their unique needs. The vast majority of accounting is done for businesses which are for profit entities. [...]

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