Financial Blog
How to Avoid Financial Disasters in Your Divorce
Getting divorced can be like taking a crash course in emergency finances – one you have to take whether you want to or not. And when kids are part of the mix, and you’re a newly single mom – you need to master that class right away. The first lesson – and one of the...
Getting Divorced? Cut ALL Financial Ties
It’s sounds drastic: Sever all of your financial ties in the divorce. After all, you were married to this person, you have kids together. And keeping some kind of connection doesn’t seem risky…but it is. No matter how good your relationship is, no matter how well you...
How to Combat Tax Identity Theft
You won’t know it’s a problem until you try to file your tax return and it comes back INVALID – but tax identity thieves may have already targeted you. Every year, they come up with new ways to steal your Social Security number and grab a tax refund in your name....
11 Deductible Medical Expenses Most People Don’t Know About
If you paid a lot of medical bills in 2017, you may get a bigger tax break this year. The new tax law includes a retroactive change to the rules for medical expenses that makes it easier to deduct them (if you itemize your deductions). The old rule: You could only...
6 Things You Need to Know About This Tax Season
There’s been a lot of talk about all the changes coming next tax season – but first you’ll have to get through this year’s tax return. To help you get started, here are six things you need to know about your 2017 tax return. April 17, 2018 is the due date for your...