At Qnity, our goal is to help individuals and businesses experience a long and prosperous career in their craft of choice. One of the central principles to achieving a long and prosperous career is understanding preneurship and which type is best for you.

It’s not how much money you make; it is how you USE the money you make. In this post, we talk about spending – or as we call it – MONEY OUT.

Happy tax season, everyone! In partnership with Lightheart, Sanders and Associates, we've compiled 4 great tips to help students keep more of their "MONEY IN."

One personal finance expert says, “An emergency fund converts a CRISIS to an inconvenience.” And we agree! When it comes to your students building their savings, an emergency fund should be one of the first priorities.

Do your students understand how their credit will impact their lives? Ask your students what they think of when they hear the word “credit”? Credit scores? Credit reports? Maybe credit cards? Simply put, the term “credit” refers to an agreement or contract between you and a lender, allowing you to purchase an item or borrow money now and pay later.