Disappointed in Your Tax Refund?
If your tax refund is less than you anticipated, you are not alone. We explained what probably happened in this week’s Tax Tip.
How Does Your Employer’s Retirement Plan Compare?
How does your plan compare to the most recent survey results from the Plan Sponsor Council of America? Find out in this week’s Financial Tip.
Increased Business-Vehicle Deductions Due to Tax Reform
Tax reform has brought about significant changes in the way that vehicle use is deducted for business purposes. Read more in this week’s Business Tip.
How will I ever pay off my student loans?
Repaying student loans is an important financial obligation. But doing so can take many years of dedication and sacrifice. We walk you through some options in this Question of the Week.
Federal Income Tax Returns Due for Most Individuals
The federal income tax filing deadline for most individuals is Monday, April 15, 2019. We go over highlights in this week’s Tax Tip.
The Fed Hits the Brakes: No Rate Hikes Projected in 2019
The FOMC has raised the funds rate nine times since December 2015, with four increases in 2018 alone. March projections suggest that there may be no rate increases in 2019 at all. We explain in this week’s Financial Tip.
Business Owners & Landlords: Are You Collecting the Needed W-9s?
If you use independent contractors for your business or rental, for each individual whom you pay $600 or more for the year, you are required to issue a Form 1099-MISC to avoid losing the deduction for their labor and expenses. We explain in this week’s Business Tip.
What do I do if I Can’t Pay My Tax Bill?
You thought you were getting a refund and SURPRISE…You Owe! If you owe the IRS, but can’t pay the bill, we explain your options in this Question of the Week.
A Government Shutdown Isn’t Going to Save You From an IRS Audit
The government shutdown earlier this year doesn’t mean your chances of getting audited are lower. Read this week’s Tax Tip to learn about some common IRS audit red flags.
Quiz: Social Security Survivor Benefits
Did you know that Social Security may pay benefits to your eligible family members when you die, helping to make their financial life easier? Take the quiz in this week’s Financial Tip to learn more.