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8 ‘Expert’ Ways To Recession-Proof Your Finances

January 6, 2020

According to a recent survey of more than 200 economists, 72% respondents expect a recession to hit the U.S. by the end of 2021. So whether or not a recession is on the horizon, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR 8 EXPERT TIPS TO RECESSION-PROOF YOUR FINANCES

4 Tips To Help Make Your College Grad An Investor

June 13, 2016

While many college graduates may be concerned primarily about paying off loans, many don't think about investing. On how parents can play a part in a graduate's future in investing and saving, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

NFL’s Finance Boot Camp Teaches Players To Plan For The Future

April 11, 2016

More than two dozen NFL players recently attended a four-day crash course in budgeting, investment planning and risk analysis that provided a financial blueprint and real-life skills, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

The 4 Best Financial Gifts To Give A College Graduate (Other Than Money)

May 11, 2015

Now is a great opportunity to give more than much-needed money to college graduates. Along with the cash, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR FINANCIAL GIFTS YOU SHOULD ALSO INCLUDE

5 Reasons Why Your Business Needs An Accountant

April 6, 2015

It may feel daunting to let an outsider in on the intimate details of how your business is run, but partnering with an accountant will actually help you to achieve your goals and set you up for long-term success. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Can’t Pay Or File Your Taxes By April 15? Here’s What Happens If You Missed Monday’s DeadlineApril 15, 2024 - 9:35 pm
Failing to file on time when you still owe taxes will subject you to a failure-to-file penalty, which is based on how late your return is and the amount of your unpaid tax . You will also be hit with a failure-to-pay penalty. The good news is you still have time to rectify those situations before you’re penalized.
Four Must-Dos Before Tax Season Wraps UpApril 8, 2024 - 8:39 pm
It’s gratifying to close the books on tax season. But before you do, there are just few things you might want to take care of while you’re still on the tax zone.
Don’t Like Your 2024 Tax Refund? Here’s An Easy Way To Get A Bigger One Next YearApril 1, 2024 - 8:58 pm
It’s fairly simple to make your tax refund bigger or smaller each year: It takes just a few minutes, once you have the paperwork in hand. The IRS even bakes the process into one simple step on its tax forms.
How To Reduce Capital Gains Taxes And Save MoneyMarch 26, 2024 - 1:04 am
There are various tactics and techniques investors can employ to reduce their capital gains taxes effectively. From tax-loss harvesting to utilizing retirement accounts and charitable giving strategies, actionable methods can help save money and optimize tax outcomes.
Student Loan Forgiveness Email Scams: How To Detect It And Avoid It?March 18, 2024 - 9:07 pm
From suspicious calls to deceptive emails and text messages, student loan forgiveness scams can come in various forms. There are ways, however, you can identify and avoid these scams along with steps to take if you believe you’ve been targeted.
Answers To 15 Common Tax QuestionsMarch 11, 2024 - 9:11 pm
This is the time of the year people are searching for free tax help they can trust, trying to squeeze out more valuable deductions, hoping to avoid penalties or audits, eagerly awaiting their refunds or wanting to make sure they aren’t victims of tax scams. Read on for answers to the most common tax questions.
2024 Tax Refund Schedule: When Will You Get Your Payments This Tax Season?March 4, 2024 - 8:48 pm
The IRS has been processing tax returns more quickly this year. It’s important to note, however, that the IRS Tax Refund Schedule 2024 lists additional conditions that may affect the timing of tax refunds, including how quickly you submit and whether you are seeking certain credits.
What If I Can’t Pay My Taxes? Five Ways To Manage Your Bill.February 12, 2024 - 10:18 pm
You have options for dealing with a tax bill you can’t pay. To minimize penalties and interest, you’ll need to take action before taxes are due. Pretending the problem doesn’t exist is far more expensive than dealing with it.