Roughly 54 million Americans lack access to an employer-sponsored retirement plan. And for most people personal discipline is not enough to build long-term savings. An executive order from President Trump aims to change that. Here are five key takeaways.
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The Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act could eliminate federal income taxes for millions and reduce them for many more. While still just a proposal, it highlights a growing push to use tax policy to address rising living costs.
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The IRS is warning taxpayers that refunds may be delayed if they claim two of the most popular credits available. If you’re expecting a refund that includes either of these credits, it’s important to factor in the potential delay when budgeting for the months ahead.
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From freelancers and creatives to skilled tradespeople, real estate agents, and niche consultants, self-employment spans nearly every industry. While working for yourself offers flexibility and opportunity, it also brings financial responsibility—especially when it comes to taxes.
There’s at least one clear reason for 2025 financial optimism: Fewer Americans think inflation will impact them. Regardless of what’s anticipated, financial experts recommend “future-proofing” your finances, and the New Year is a great opportunity to get ahead.
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Five Things To Know About Trump’s New Retirement Plan — Including A $1,000 Government Match
Roughly 54 million Americans lack access to an employer-sponsored retirement plan. And for most people personal discipline is not enough to build long-term savings. An executive order from President Trump aims to change that. Here are five key takeaways.
This New Tax Plan Could Wipe Out Federal Income Taxes For Millions
The Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act could eliminate federal income taxes for millions and reduce them for many more. While still just a proposal, it highlights a growing push to use tax policy to address rising living costs.
IRS Issues Stern Warning For Taxpayers Claiming Two Popular Credits
The IRS is warning taxpayers that refunds may be delayed if they claim two of the most popular credits available. If you’re expecting a refund that includes either of these credits, it’s important to factor in the potential delay when budgeting for the months ahead.
12 Tax Strategies Every Self-Employed Worker Needs In 2026
From freelancers and creatives to skilled tradespeople, real estate agents, and niche consultants, self-employment spans nearly every industry. While working for yourself offers flexibility and opportunity, it also brings financial responsibility—especially when it comes to taxes.
Survey: 44% of Americans Believe Their Finances Will Improve In 2025, An Increase Ffrom Previous Years
There’s at least one clear reason for 2025 financial optimism: Fewer Americans think inflation will impact them. Regardless of what’s anticipated, financial experts recommend “future-proofing” your finances, and the New Year is a great opportunity to get ahead.