You Can Travel and Work Remotely
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You Can Travel and Work Remotely

If your job is remote, the road can be your office—provided you plan ahead for schedules, connectivity, and logistics.
What to Know About Capital Gains Tax Exclusion for Homeowners
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What to Know About Capital Gains Tax Exclusion for Homeowners

The IRS capital gains home sales tax exclusion can be a valuable tool if you’re eligible.
7 Things You May Not Know About Dividends
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7 Things You May Not Know About Dividends

Dividends can support growth or income, but how you use them matters for taxes and long-term outcomes.
Rude Tipping Habits You May Not Realize You Do
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Rude Tipping Habits You May Not Realize You Do

Tipping isn’t universal, but in the United States, how you tip matters as much as how much.
Is 2026 Your Year to Retire?
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Is 2026 Your Year to Retire?

Retirement readiness is about more than hitting a number—it’s about resilience, planning, and purpose.
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What to Know About Capital Gains Tax Exclusion for Homeowners

What to Know About Capital Gains Tax Exclusion for Homeowners

The IRS capital gains home sales tax exclusion can be a valuable tool if you’re eligible.
7 Things You May Not Know About Dividends

7 Things You May Not Know About Dividends

Dividends can support growth or income, but how you use them matters for taxes and long-term outcomes.
Understanding Financial Planning in a Divorce

Understanding Financial Planning in a Divorce

How to safeguard your finances, accounts, and retirement plans when ending a marriage.
The 2025 Tax Game-Changer: What Retirees Need to Know Now

The 2025 Tax Game-Changer: What Retirees Need to Know Now

New rules from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and SECURE 2.0 create both tax breaks and planning challenges.
How to Benefit From Charity Trusts

How to Benefit From Charity Trusts

How charitable trusts and donor-advised funds can help you support causes you care about while generating income and tax benefits.
When Fair Doesn’t Mean Equal in Estate Planning

When Fair Doesn’t Mean Equal in Estate Planning

How to leave unequal inheritances to your children while minimizing hurt feelings and family conflict.
Turning Full Retirement Age in 2026? Consider Filing for Benefits This Month

Turning Full Retirement Age in 2026? Consider Filing for Benefits This Month

January is a critical month for the hundreds of thousands of potential Social Security beneficiaries who are reaching their full retirement age in 2026.
Is 2026 Your Year to Retire?

Is 2026 Your Year to Retire?

Retirement readiness is about more than hitting a number—it’s about resilience, planning, and purpose.
New Year Retirement Tips

New Year Retirement Tips

As the New Year begins, here are key retirement actions to review and consider now.
Social Security Update for 2026

Social Security Update for 2026

Here are a few adjustments made to Social Security for 2026.
You Can Travel and Work Remotely

You Can Travel and Work Remotely

If your job is remote, the road can be your office—provided you plan ahead for schedules, connectivity, and logistics.
Rude Tipping Habits You May Not Realize You Do

Rude Tipping Habits You May Not Realize You Do

Tipping isn’t universal, but in the United States, how you tip matters as much as how much.
Frugal Habits That Take You From Lower Middle-Class to Upper Middle-Class

Frugal Habits That Take You From Lower Middle-Class to Upper Middle-Class

Disciplined spending and smart automation can help you achieve lasting financial security.
Cut Down on Your Utility Bills

Cut Down on Your Utility Bills

Simple changes to how you use energy and water at home can significantly reduce your monthly utility bills.
Opting for the Minimum Payment Changed My Life

Opting for the Minimum Payment Changed My Life

Opting for minimum payment could lead to a devastating cycle of debt.
Merchant Credit Card Fees Passed to Consumers

Merchant Credit Card Fees Passed to Consumers

Whether the retailer raises prices to meet fees or tacks on a surcharge, you could end up paying more when you swipe that card.