Parenthood can be both wonderfully rewarding and frighteningly challenging. You want to make sure that they are financially secure, but meeting expenses can be tough. Fortunately, you can take steps to prepare.
There have been four student loan payment pauses since the start of the pandemic. The latest pause extends repayment obligations for federal student loan borrowers to January 31, 2022.
If you operate an online store, be aware that states can require out-of-state companies to collect and remit sales and use taxes from their customers.
Grandparent-owned 529 plans were treated more harshly than parent-owned 529 plans on the FAFSA. This will change thanks to the FAFSA Simplification Act that was enacted in December 2020.
Employees can donate their unused paid vacation time, sick leave, and personal time off to qualified charities that provided COVID-19 relief through January 1, 2022.
Government is cracking down on harmful corporate monopolies. This could be good news for the U.S. economy and small-business owners.
We all dream of a distant, rich uncle who will leave us lots of money in his will; however, an inheritance comes with lots of consequences. We provide 6 tips to manage your newfound wealth.
If you postponed your “I Do’s” in 2020, and are recently married in 2021, here is a checklist of “to do’s” to help you make some important tax decisions.
Most homeowners insurance policies provide limited coverage for personal property at an additional residence. However, if your coverage needs for your vacation home exceed this amount, you’re going to want to fill this gap by purchasing a policy that will cover your vacation home in its entirety.
As life emerges from the pandemic to a “new normal,” a mid-year financial checkup may be more important than ever this year.
