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Powerball Lottery Jackpot Nears $750 Million. How Much Goes to Taxes?
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The Impact of Social Security on Divorced Retirement Income
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The Many Definitions of Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI)
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Curious About a QLAC? SECURE 2.0 Act Gives This Annuity a Boost
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12 Good Reasons to Cancel Amazon Prime
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Legalized Weed Sales Begin in Missouri: This Week in Cannabis Investing
Investing
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The Best Gold ETFs with Low Costs
gold These seven gold ETFs provide investors with numerous ways to play the metal, from direct exposure to stock-related angles, on the cheap.
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Four Steps to Financial Wellness for Black History Month
The small financial steps you take today, such as showing yourself empathy and building credit and savings, can add up to help you create a better tomorrow.
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Are You a Money Moron? Where’s Our Financial Common Sense?
Not to be harsh, but shouldn’t we all have seen this economic angst coming? Let’s get frank about Money Moron Syndrome and how to avoid falling victim to it.
Personal Finance
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Kiplinger Housing Outlook: New Home Sales Are Holding Up
Economic Forecasts Kiplinger Housing Outlook: New Home Sales Are Holding Up Better Than the Rest of the Market.
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Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Will Affect 100 Million Users. Here’s What You Should Know
Netflix password sharing won't go away, but you'll have to pay for the privilege if you're not in the same household.
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Four Steps to Financial Wellness for Black History Month
The small financial steps you take today, such as showing yourself empathy and building credit and savings, can add up to help you create a better tomorrow.
Taxes
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The EV Charger Federal Tax Credit is Back
Tax Breaks The EV charger federal tax credit is back with a few key changes to know.
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What Are the Income Tax Brackets for 2022 vs. 2023?
tax brackets Depending on your taxable income, you can end up in one of seven different federal income tax brackets.
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What's the Standard Deduction for 2022 vs. 2023?
Tax Breaks Most Americans claim the standard deduction on their federal tax return instead of itemized deductions. How much can you claim on your 2022 and 2023 returns?
Retirement
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Different Approach to Financial Planning Addresses ‘the Missing Middle’
Nontraditional financial planning model allows you to pay for the expenses you incur between now and retirement — the middle of your life — without losing the ability to build wealth.
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The Markets Were Miserable Last Year, But That’s Great News
It’s all about perspective. Hopefully, you learned that your financial plan can withstand market downturns. If not, now you know you need to make adjustments.
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Five Ways to Diversify Your Portfolio During a Recession
Investing successfully during a recession is tough. However, you can protect and grow your portfolio with various diversification strategies.
