When retirement is decades away, it’s tough to get an accurate fix on what your future living costs will be. Powered by WPeMatico
Tax Day or Tax Every Day?
April houses the U.S.’s official “Tax Day,” April 15 (April 17 this year). With so many calculations, calls with accountants, and the flurry of paperwork focused on one day it can be easy to forget how much you and your clients pay out in taxes the rest of the year. For example, while sales taxes are seemingly […]
6 Personal Finance Habits Everyone Should Get Into
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It’s Tax Day, and You’re Scrambling. What’s the Penalty for Filing Taxes Late?
Today is tax day. If you fail to file your federal income taxes today, you could be hit with penalties and interest if you still owe money to the IRS. Powered by WPeMatico
How to Handle Multiple Saving Goals
You have big dreams: pay off debt, go on a vacation, buy a home and maybe even one day retire. So what’s the best way to handle multiple savings goals? Powered by WPeMatico
Credit Card Signatures Are Almost a Thing of the Past
All the major credit card companies are getting rid of the requirement that customers sign after swiping their cards. Powered by WPeMatico
The Rational Case for Tapping Your 401(K)
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How Oregon Helped 7,500 People Start Saving for Retirement
States are stepping up to address the low retirement saving rate among Americans who don’t have access to an employer-sponsored retirement plan. Powered by WPeMatico
Should I Take Out a Loan to Pay My Debts?
It’s an appealing fix to take out a loan to pay back assorted debt, but there’s plenty to be wary of. Powered by WPeMatico
States have a $1.4 trillion pension problem
The public pension shortfall keeps getting bigger. Here are the worst funded state pension plans. Powered by WPeMatico