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When Will the Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rates?
After experiencing two years of increases in interest rates, which led to significant spikes in mortgage and credit card rates, investors and consumers alike are eager to know when the Federal Reserve intends to reduce interest rates. Simply put, the Fed is waiting...
What’s Going on With the New Child Tax Credit Legislation?
Eligible families may see a boost in child tax credits as a bipartisan bill known as the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 progresses through the legislative process. Here’s an overview of the tax bill and what it could mean for American...
2024 Ushers in Key Social Security Changes to Beneficiaries
Each year, adjustments are made to the Social Security program to ensure that benefits remain in sync with changes in inflation and wages. The annual revisions for 2024 took effect this month. The majority of these changes have the potential to affect benefit payments...
Changes Are Coming to 529 Plans. Here’s What You Should Know
A 529 plan is widely recognized as an optimal strategy for funding your child’s higher education. With a recent federal law coming into play this year, 529 plans have gained added allure as a savings tool. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of this...
Key Tax Strategies for Self-Employed Professionals to Maximize Money Savings
Self-employed professionals juggle numerous responsibilities, and while taxes are often a top concern, devising a strategic plan typically gets pushed down the priority list. This can lead to overpaying taxes. Read on for some tax strategies to help self-employed...
Why the IRS Pressed Pause on the COVID-Era Employee Retention Tax Credit for Small Businesses
In response to a surge in questionable claims, IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel recently issued a directive to halt the immediate processing of new applications for a pandemic-related small business tax benefit. The employee retention credit (ERC), which was designed to...
Navigating Job Transitions: A Guide on What to Do with Your 401(k)
It is not uncommon to face career transitions at some during your time in the workforce. Whether you’re seizing new opportunities or facing unexpected challenges like a layoff, addressing the financial aspects, particularly your 401(k) plan, is essential to moving...