Sheila Kay

Sheila Kay is an author, ghostwriter and editor residing in the Atlanta, GA area. Among her favorite writing genres are creative nonfiction, self-improvement, and finances. Her first published book, PTSD and the Undefeated Me, is a memoir which has been a stepping stone to her involvement with mental health advocacy for military and civilian men and women. She is currently working on the first fiction novel to be published under her name. For more information or to purchase her books, visit Sheila’s Author Page on Amazon.com.

Articles by Sheila Kay

Personal Finance Management for Millennials Made Easy

There is a large number of graduates raised in homes where money management was not a topic of discussion on a regular basis. But not all is lost by a long shot. It is absolutely possible to enjoy life as a young adult and practice wise personal finance management at the same time.

Low Interest Business Loans for Entrepreneurs

No two businesses are alike, and the same goes for their financing options. One common misconception is that unconventional borrowers should accept any loan for which they can qualify. But there are many other lending options from which to choose before making a loan commitment.

Canadian Credit Score Averages

A good credit score is one of the most valuable tools in the box when it comes to financial management. In addition to providing purchasing power, credit is important since potential employers and landlords also take a look at it to make approval decisions. These are reasons Canadians should know their credit score and work to keep it as high as possible.

Canada Child Benefit Loan Applications

CCB assistance is received in the form of a monthly tax-free payment to parents of minor children. Because the benefit is paid on a regular basis (monthly), it is considered qualified income which can be used in an application for a personal loan. In fact, due to popular demand, there is an abundance of loan products exclusively geared to child tax benefit recipients.

Learn the Differences Between Credit Cards

Although popular, not all cardholders or merchants know the differences between credit cards or their best use. Well over one billion credit cards exist in the U.S. alone and that’s why knowing the various types of cards and how to use them is equally important.

Millennials Making Extra Cash with Side Gigs

Millennials are reportedly the most likely group to find ways of making extra money on the side than any other generation. Whether intended to reduce debt, make ends meet, or create a savings cushion, making money with a side hustle is an economic movement that is steadily on the increase.

Using the 11 Sharpest Online Tools to Send Money

Traditional banking institutions have offered customers wire transfers for decades, and still do so today. But online wire transfers are a much more convenient and less costly way to send money. This article provides an overview of 10 of the top online tools to use to send money for consumers.

Beware of Dishonest and Predatory Lenders

Well-known lenders, like banks, become household names because they have a history of reputable lending practices.  The lucky customers who can qualify for credit with these companies do not have to worry that they will fall victim to a loan scam. The remainder of individuals who need a business or personal loan must exercise caution in order to avoid becoming prey to dishonest and predatory lenders.

Prepaid Debit Card Do’s and Don’ts

Prepaid debit cards are currently a staple in the financial sector, especially since more than 2 billion people are without bank accounts. Low credit scores mean credit card denials or, even worse, credit cards with abysmally high interest rates. That’s where prepaid cards come to the rescue.

Avoid Popular Loan Scams Disguised as Financial Fairy Tales

Consumers who find themselves squeezed tight in a money pinch can easily become victims of popular loan scams. This article will explore some of the most common of these dastardly deeds.