Worried about outliving your retirement savings? A Qualified Longevity Annuity Contract (QLAC) could provide income later in life—when you may need it most. Learn how new rules may make this strategy more appealing for high-income earners.
Scrolling for financial tips? Be careful—what sounds like savvy advice on TikTok could leave you owing thousands to the IRS. Before you follow that “tax hack” or investment shortcut, read this. We break down why social media isn’t the place for serious financial advice—and what to look for instead.
As of May 5, 2025, borrowers with defaulted federal student loans will be referred to a federal debt collection service and may eventually be subject to wage garnishment.
You did it—you saved, you planned, and now retirement is here (or close!). But did anyone warn you about the tax storm waiting on the other side? From RMDs to Medicare premiums, retirement could be your highest-taxed phase yet. Don’t let surprise taxes derail your golden years.
Tired of feeling like an ATM for your business? It’s time to flip the script. Adopting a Profit First mindset helps you protect your personal finances while growing a thriving, sustainable business. Learn how to stop funding a money pit and start building lasting profit.
Student-athletes are cashing in on their name, image, and likeness—but the IRS is paying attention too. From unexpected tax bills to changes in donor deductions, the NIL era brings big opportunities and big risks.
Think 529 plans are just for college? Think again. From K–12 tuition and apprenticeships to student loan repayment and even Roth IRA rollovers, today’s 529 plans offer more flexibility than ever — making them a powerful tool for education funding and estate planning.
Sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation? Choosing the right business structure can shape everything from your taxes to your personal liability. Before you file anything, get familiar with the pros, cons, and key differences — and why it’s smart to consult trusted advisers before making a decision.
From mileage logs to Section 179 write-offs, the tax rules for business vehicles are more complex than they appear — but also full of opportunities. Whether you’re driving a company car, leasing a vehicle, or even using a motorcycle for work, the method you choose can make a big impact on your bottom line.
Starting April 14, some people must visit a Social Security office in person to verify their identity before claiming benefits or changing direct deposit info. We break down what you need to know, who it affects, and how to avoid long wait times and potential scams.
