Benjamin (Ben) Jones, is a fun, interesting guy for someone who started in accounting. He had many certifications including: CPA, CFA®, CFP®, and an MBA from the University of Chicago. He worked for Ernst & Young LLP and was one of the youngest instructors at Becker. He was ranked in the top 5 nationally (out of more than 600). At EduCounting, Ben Jones provides videos, podcasts, blogs, and much more. When he isn't teaching or creating, he enjoys biking, spending time with his family, and learning even more.
In the dynamic business realm, understanding the “Primary Goal of Financial Management” is absolutely necessary. Financial management strategies and goals can make or break the fate of a company. This article aims to elucidate the concept, focusing on financial management’s
Financial success doesn’t happen by accident. Instead, it’s often the result of deliberate planning, smart decisions, and, more importantly, a solid budget. This is where the 3 Step Budgeting Method comes into play, acting as a GPS for your money,
As the cost of higher education continues to rise globally, numerous students find themselves grappling with the question of how to finance their dreams of a college or university degree. In the vast landscape of educational funding, two primary mechanisms
In the complex financial landscape of the modern world, the importance of financial literacy cannot be overstated. Financial literacy, the understanding of how money works, is a vital skill everyone should have, regardless of age, background, or career. With economic
Understanding personal finance is a critical skill in our lives. Yet, many individuals find navigating through complex financial terminologies and metrics difficult. One such concept that often comes across as perplexing is the ‘proportion of loan balances to loan amounts
Despite the growing wealth in America, over half of the households still earned less than 75K in 2021- showing just how tough it can be for many families to make ends meet. If you’re living on a low income, budgeting
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