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Are You Sticking To Your 2025 Financial Goals?
By Melissa Houston As the calendar edges closer to the end of January, it’s the perfect time to weigh in and reflect on the financial goals that you set at the outset of the year. Whether you planned to save more money, invest wisely, pay down debt, stick to a budget, or make more money in 2025,…
Read More5 Financial Lessons From Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
By Lynnette Khalfani-Cox In memory of one of America’s most pre-eminent heroes, here are five financial lessons we can all learn from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life and legacy. Lesson No. 1: Don’t wait for economic change—create it How many times have you complained about your workplace, your low pay or something unfair that happened…
Read MorePlanning Strategies to Implement in the New Year: Take action now and make this year a turning point in your financial journey
The start of a new year is the perfect time to revisit your financial goals and refine your strategies. By taking intentional and thoughtful steps, you can strengthen your financial foundation and set yourself up for lasting success. Here are five key strategies to consider, along with the reasons they’re worth implementing. 1. Create a…
Read MoreTen Very Unique New Year Financial Resolutions: Go beyond the basics and think creatively about how you approach money
The New Year is a time for fresh starts and setting goals, but when it comes to financial planning, the resolutions often seem predictable: save more, spend less, and budget better. While these are undeniably important, there’s an opportunity to think outside the box. Below are ten unique financial resolutions that might surprise you —…
Read MoreTips to Navigate Tax Filing Season and the IRS: Be proactive and follow these steps to ensure accuracy and compliance
Tax filing season can be a stressful time for many individuals. Dealing with the IRS and ensuring compliance with tax regulations can seem daunting. However, with proper preparation and a proactive approach, you can navigate the tax filing season with confidence. Here are a few valuable tips to help you effectively deal with the IRS…
Read More5 money lessons you can learn from Martin Luther King Jr.
Source: Facet Martin Luther King Jr. Day falls on Monday, January 15 this year. It’s more than a day off from work; it’s a vital reminder of our country’s history and how it has shaped us into the nation we are today. This day honors the fact that no matter how much struggle and hardship…
Read MoreHow to Set Achievable Financial Goals for 2024
It’s time to set financial goals that are realistic and attainable. January is an ideal time to lay the groundwork for your financial success in the new year. It’s not just about setting resolutions but also about making practical and straightforward financial decisions. Here’s a guide to help you set achievable financial goals for 2024…
Read MoreA fresh start: 10 money management tips for 2024
As the calendar turns to a new year, it’s time to reflect on our financial habits and set the stage for better money management. Whether you’re looking to build wealth, eliminate debt, or simply gain a better understanding of your finances, the New Year provides a clean slate for financial success. In this article, we…
Read More2023 Tax Guide to Fringe Benefits Released: Cents-per-mile rule, parking and transportation benefits and health FSAs
The IRS has released the 2023 final version of its Publication 15-B (The Employer’s Tax Guide to Fringe Benefits). The “What’s New” section of the publication includes information on the 2023 business mileage rate under the “cents-per-mile rule,” the monthly exclusion for qualified parking and commuter transportation benefits, and the contribution limit on a health flexible…
Read MoreLate January is a Great Time to Pay Your Taxes: Tips for paying taxes soon and what to do if you can’t pay on time
When should you file your income tax? The earlier, the better; before the end of January – if you expect to get a refund. If you file by the end of February, you should receive your check within six weeks. But, if you delay and file in April when the Internal Revenue Service is inundated…
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