Tax Day 2024: The Soonest and Latest You Can File Your Taxes

How soon can I file my 2023 tax return? When is the deadline for filing a 2023 tax return with the IRS? What's the deadline to file for a tax extension? Get the answers to these questions to get you through this tax season.

Don’t Forget to Pay Your 2023 Estimated Taxes. Here’s When the Final Payment’s Due

The estimated-tax filing process can be complicated, but it can be simplified. Here's everything you need to know to calculate your taxes and file on time.

Student Loan Repayment May Force Some To Take On More Debt: Survey

Student loan forbearances brought relief for millions during the uncertain times of the COVID-19 pandemic. But after more than three years, many consumers are now bracing for significant adjustments to their household budgets. Many will even have to delay major life plans and milestones in order to manage their student loans, existing debts and other day-to-day expenses.

How You Can Avoid A Tax Refund Shock Next Year

One way Americans can avoid being caught off guard next tax season is by conducting a thorough review of their tax return alongside a mid-year review of their income so far in 2023. Undergoing a mid-year assessment can help taxpayers estimate how much they will receive in tax refunds or what sort of balance they will owe next tax season.

44% Of Savers In Their 20s And 30s Want To Retire By 60, But Few Are On Track—See How You Stack Up

Many younger Americans currently aren’t on track to retire at the current full retirement age of 67, let alone at 60. Wondering how you stack up? Here’s how financial pros say you can calculate whether or not you’ll be able to retire when — and how — you want.

Help Your Kids With Finances Without Jeopardizing Your Own

For an increasing number of parents, supporting their adult children means providing financial assistance, even if it means they are putting their own financial security at risk. Financial experts say that such sacrifices are dangerous for both parents and children. If the parents run out of resources in retirement, they may end up putting an even greater financial burden on their children.