Guiding the Way to Financial Freedom
Understanding tax credits can be incredibly complex, yet to ensure one can benefit from all that is available it is crucial to know what opportunities lie within the U.S. tax system. Understanding Tax Credits Tax credits are not mere deductions; they are even more valuable. As Eric Bronnenkant, head of tax at Betterment, states, “This … Read more
These culinary culprits might look innocent sitting on your plate or lurking in your pantry, however they’re anything but. So, here’s the lowdown on the 20 foods that are secretly plotting against your health. #20. Microwave Popcorn Those convenient bags are lined with chemicals that are best buddies with cancer. Plus, the “butter” flavor? Let’s … Read more
Have you ever wondered how your political leanings might impact your retirement plans? Whether you’re a die-hard Republican or a staunch Democrat, understanding how your beliefs influence your financial future is crucial. Let’s take a closer look at how political affiliations influence individual retirement strategies. #1. Social Security Reform If you lean Republican, you might … Read more
Wealth inequality is breaking all records this year, according to newly released data from nonprofit Americans for Tax Fairness. Let’s take a look at what they found out. Billionaires’ Wealth Surge It may come as no surprise to many of you, but wealth inequality is getting out of hand. According to a new report by … Read more
Retirement is emerging as a looming nightmare for the oldest members of Generation X. Despite making up one-fifth of the population, and this generation is silently grappling with the largest wealth gap of any cohort, as revealed in the Schroders 2023 U.S. Retirement Survey. The Retirement Crisis Facing Gen X As Gen Xers, over 65 … Read more
Money problems have hit the state of Texas – and they might be impacting your kids’ education. That’s the latest news, as school districts across the state have begun announcing that budgets will need to be cut drastically to see out the year. Many schools began the school year in a deficit, and now they’re … Read more
Another high-profile financial figure has stepped forward to warn about the potential impacts of the US trillion-dollar national debt. Cooperman Speaks Out The US is being nudged ever closer to a financial crisis as a result of trillion-dollar debt, according to billionaire investor Leon Cooperman. Interview With CNBC In an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, … Read more
It’s looking to be a good week for Alphabet, as Google’s parent company soars in value on the stock market due to recent announcements for investors. Dividends and Buybacks Alphabet Inc., the parent company of tech behemoth Google, announced on Thursday that it will be issuing its first-ever dividend to investors, as well as authorizing … Read more
Are you tired of the daily commute and dreaming of more flexibility in your work life? Well, you’re not alone. Many companies are continuing to offer remote work options, recognizing the benefits it brings to both employees and employers. Have you ever wondered how this shift could improve your work-life balance? #1. Google Google has … Read more
Minnesota‘s most populous city has made the controversial move to raise minimum cigarette prices, making prices the highest in the U.S. A Unanimous Vote In a bid to improve public health, the Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously for an ordinance that will raise the minimum retail prices for cigarettes. The Highest in the Nation It’s … Read more