Pay Day Hawaii

Do you need a way to send money–to the mainland, abroad, or just to another island–easily, quickly, securely, and cheaply? Then money transfers are just right for you. Money transfers, through transfer agents or money transmitters, are now regulated by … Continue reading →

By now you’ve either finished preparing your taxes, or you are well on your way. And that means you’ve gone through all your financial paperwork for the previous year. How much of it should you keep? What does the IRS … Continue reading →

The theme for America Saves Week 2013 is more than just a theme; it’s is the essence of a sound approach to savings, designed to help individuals take financial action. Set a Goal. Make a Plan. Save Automatically. Knowing what … Continue reading →

The beginning of the year is a good time to think about your spending and savings habits. For example, it’s tempting to spend the entire amount of your tax refund. After all, don’t you deserve a little treat? However, if … Continue reading →

It’s called the Earned Income Tax Credit. Sounds like confusing government-speak, doesn’t it? But it could mean a windfall for you and your family. First, what is it? The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable tax credit that … Continue reading →