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According to Debt Roundup, Americans spend an average of $1.33 for every $1.00 they earn. With loans, credit card debt, and tons of other greedy little and large expenses chewing up your precious and hard earned dollars, why not follow these 8 great bookkeeping ways to save $1,000 in the next hour?

Here at B&J Bookkeeping and Taxes, we love sharing tips on how to save money. However, we also love giving our clients tips on how to make money, especially in how they can make their money work for them. For those of you with a few dollars to put away for the future, it’s time […]

We’ve recently discussed The 4 Ways to Pay for College and Why They Matter. Now that your scholar is in an institute of higher learning, how do we get him or her to save some much needed money? You could take them to see their local bookkeeper, or you could just let them read some […]

With a semester of college costing anywhere from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars, it can be enough to scare any student and parent away, whether graduate or undergraduate. When it comes to family and business bookkeeping, we like to help our readers out as much as possible. However, there are different systems set […]

This site loves to share bookkeeping tips and ways to save money. However, we’ve recently found out that there are ways to generate a buck or cool new toy just by visiting a few sites. If you’re tired for paying full price or would love a flat screen, check out these top 5 ways to […]

Opening a small business in any place and any time can be a precarious venture. However, in today’s times of financial uncertainty, it can be all the more frightening to invest a little capital with the hopes of it paying off. However, those who have grown sick of working 40+ hours a week to make […]

We all know that schools are supposed to teach reading, writing, math, and other essentials, but what about the ability to handle and budget money, also known as bookkeeping? With more Americans in debt now than ever, it seems to be logical that students of all ages be taught more than just who is on […]