Tax-Advantaged Accounts: HSA, 529, and 401(k) Compared
Picture this: You’re wrestling with a surprise medical bill, worrying about your kid’s college fund, and wondering if your 67-year-old […]
Picture this: You’re wrestling with a surprise medical bill, worrying about your kid’s college fund, and wondering if your 67-year-old […]
Quick takeaway: One missing receipt or overlooked rule can mean hundreds—sometimes thousands—of dollars you hand to Uncle Sam that you
Quick take: When you sell an investment, Uncle Sam may want a slice of the profit—but how big that slice
Imagine Michael, a weekend Uber driver who also sells custom T-shirts on Etsy. Last April he filed only his W-2.
When you switch from a W-2 paycheck to 1099 income, nobody is withholding Social Security or Medicare on your behalf.
Bottom line up-front: knock $1,000 off your taxable income with a deduction and, if you’re in the 22 % bracket,