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A new national survey finds nearly half of Americans say tax season is their biggest financial stressor, with younger adults reporting the highest anxiety about filing correctly and managing refunds.
From incorporating a business to using the “buy, borrow, die” strategy and tax-loss harvesting, experts explain how some investors legally lower their tax bills — and whether these tactics could work for everyday Americans.
From mortgage interest and SALT deductions to energy-efficiency credits, here’s what homeowners should review before filing their 2025 tax return in 2026.
A new federal tax law reshapes homeowner deductions for 2026, raising the SALT cap while ending popular home energy tax credits.
From no-spend challenges to debt payoff strategies, here’s how to reset your finances.
Vacations are important for our mental and physical well-being. However, most people spend large sums of money on vacations without first investing in their own financial futures or ensuring that they are prepared for financial emergencies.
Tax season is a stressful time of year for many. However, help is available both online and in person to assist you in filing personal and business income taxes.
Women make up approximately half of the workforce. Women-owned businesses are growing faster than their male counterparts. However, females still lack financial literacy. Within recent years there has been a public emphasis on making women financially savvy.
Valentine's Day can make or break a relationship should one party not fulfill the romantic expectations of the other. However, Valentine's Day is a social construct and many fall prey to the economic expectations, or at the very least, feel guilty if they cannot give or receive this form of romance.
