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Today is Tax Day in the U.S. – the day we’re supposed to file our taxes for the previous year. It’s also the day we should pay any remaining taxes of the prior year and any first-quarter estimated taxes for the upcoming year. Yeah, I know, major eye roll. I don’t know a single person who actually enjoys paying taxes, but alas, here we are. And for many, that’s because they’re either hoping for a […]
If you want to save money when shopping online, coupon sites can be your best tool! Whether you’re shopping for clothes, electronics, groceries, or travel, coupon sites can help you unlock huge discounts, exclusive promo codes, and even cashback rewards. According to a 2024 survey, 62% of U.S. consumers actively search for promo codes, discounts,… Continue… The post 21 Best Coupon Sites to Save Money in 2025 appeared first on MoneyPantry.com.
Image Source: unsplash.com The debate over tax equity between homeowners and renters has intensified as housing costs soar nationwide. Many Americans wonder if the current tax structure fairly distributes the burden between those who own property and those who rent. Understanding the financial implications of homeownership versus renting can significantly impact your long-term wealth strategy and voting decisions on local tax initiatives. This article examines the complex relationship between property ownership, taxation, and economic fairness […]
What feels like a win even when money is being spent? Buying something needed—or wanted—on sale feels like a victory. Life demands inputs, and goods and services must be exchanged for time and money. This is a firm reality. But within these confines, there are clever ways to spend less. That’s the sweet spot. I don’t deny life demands a ransom. I don’t waste energy trying to escape or avoid this reality. Instead, I channel that energy into something far more productive: figuring out how to get what I want—or need—without paying full price. The post Frugal Favorites: How to Enjoy Life on a Budget appeared first on Budget Life List.
Has the term “frugal” lost all meaning? The younger generations claim to be about savvy spending, but boomers are choking back laughs watching these money … Read More 3 “Frugal Habits” That Boomers Are Still Laughing About (And You Should Be Too)
The post What Are Property Taxes? Owner’s Guide To Tax Management appeared first on Dividend Power. Many homeowners ask the same questions: What are property taxes? Why do they matter? Local governments utilize property taxes to fund schools, counties, cities, etc. In 2021, a combined $630 billion in revenue was collected, according to the Tax Policy Center, accounting for 15% of revenue for the state and local governments. Since this is one of the most […]
Managing your money wisely has never been more important than it is today. With rising costs of everyday items and services, finding ways to save can make a big difference in your budget. The good news is that you don’t need to make huge lifestyle changes to keep more money in your pocket. Remember that … Read more
Saving money is a lot like going on a diet. You know it’ll make you feel better in the long run, but that doesn’t make it so easy to put off. Similarly, whether you want to save money or lose weight, the allure of instant gratification is hard to resist. Those unhealthy meals and sugary … Read more
Updated to add new Elite Money Market. OnPath Federal Credit Union now has two accounts that are competitive in the high-interest cash landscape: Rewards High-Yield Checking at 7.00% APY on up $10,000 if you make qualifying transactions each month. $100 new checking bonus via referral. Elite Money Market at 5.00% APY ($25,000 minimum balance). Three withdrawal allowed per month without penalty. Funds must be new money to OnPath. NCUA-insured up to $1,000,000. Credit union membership […]
From IR-2025-47, April 14, 2025 The Internal Revenue Service announced today tax relief for individuals and businesses in the entire state of Tennessee affected by severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding that began on April 2, 2025. These taxpayers now have until Nov. 3, 2025, to file various federal individual and business tax returns and make tax payments. The full announcement IR-205-47 at the following link – https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?pli=1#inbox/FMfcgzQZVJzzFxfSCzRrbMsrFXCPDFTm Imagine having worked long hours for […]
Want a sweet last-minute tax break? Contribute to your Health Savings Account. I love my Health Savings Account. Not only is there a tax deduction involved, but the money can be withdrawn tax-free at anytime, as long as you use it for qualified health care expenses. You get a tax deduction, and your money grows tax-free. In the past, I hadn’t taken advantage of the ability to contribute to my HSA as I should, and […]
By Dr. Rikki Racela, WCI Columnist They say a picture is worth 1,000 words, so let the following picture of my state taxes owed explain why I hate New Jersey: Yes, you read that right! No photoshopping, no deep faking. This picture shows that my wife and I owed close to $100,000 in New Jersey state tax. That’s a cool $1 million every 10 years going to the Garden State (yes, despite New Jersey having […]
Americans could soon face an economic nightmare, according to a stark new warning from the White House. If Congress fails to extend the Trump-era Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), taxpayers across the board—families, small businesses, and workers—could be slammed with the largest tax increase in U.S. history as per the recent article published on the administration’s official website. Read the rest