The New Tax Law That Could Change Restaurant Tipping Forever
Passed as an Internal Revenue Code amendment in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, this new law has immense implications for tipping at restaurants.
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The Easy Tax Filing System The IRS Is Getting Rid Of In 2026
This easy tax filing system, which was previously provided through the IRS, will no longer be available to filers in 2026 thanks to the Trump administration.
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The US Debt Strategy That Made Dave Ramsey Laugh
The government is now accepting payment via the same platform many people use to cover their share of the bill at dinner, and one expert finds it idiotic.
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Retirees Can Live On Social Security Alone In This State Out West (But Only If You Don't Have A Mortgage)
Even if their house is paid off, many people still need some form of income to get by once they leave the workforce — unless they move to the desert.
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The 'Silent Killer' Of The Upper Class Is Easily Explained By A Financial Planner
You might think earning a lot of money is all it takes to live a lavish life, but it's not that simple — at least, not according to the government.
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Retirement Living: Your Social Security Will Go Further If You Live In This US State
If you aren't working anymore and you'd still like to live comfortably, you may need to make some compromises ... or just move to this one state instead.
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The Minimum Salary You Need In Alabama To Be Considered 'Upper Middle Class' Might Surprise You
A dollar in Alabama isn't worth the same as a dollar in California — and one state's upper middle class is easier to get into than the other's.
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10 States With The Absolute Highest Property Taxes
Property taxes are determined locally and can vary not only by state, but even by where you live within that state and by the type of home.
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This Texas Suburb Is America's 3rd Wealthiest In 2025
Everything's bigger in Texas — including prices. Texas is expensive by Southern standards, but even millionaires might balk at one area's cost of living.
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The Sneaky Reason Inheriting Collectibles Is Really A Curse In Disguise
Many people leave more than just money behind when they die. When certain property is left to beneficiaries, it can come with a whole mess of complications.
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Here's How The IRS' Adjusted Tax Brackets Will Affect The Middle Class
While the IRS often gets a bad reputation come tax time, this year's adjusted tax brackets just might leave middle class taxpayers singing a different tune.
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New Retirement Contribution Rules Are Coming For 'Upper Class' Seniors
People work their entire lives to make sure they're comfortable when they leave the workforce. Now, that might take a bit more planning.
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American Farmers Can Expect A Big Tax Break From The IRS
Taking care of farm animals has gotten harder and harder recently, and it's hurting agricultural workers financially. Luckily, help is on the way.
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This Historic Coastal Town With No State Income Tax Could Be A Retirees Dream
State income tax can take a huge chunk out of your retirement. Find out which budget-friendly U.S. city offers retirees an ocean view with no income tax.
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The Tax Numbers That Could Increase Your Risk Of An IRS Audit
Think your return is safe? Some tax numbers could suggest otherwise and increase your risk of an IRS audit. Here is what every filer should know.
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Tennessee's Latest Tourism Boom Might Surprise You
Tennessee may not be the largest state by size or population, but both its rural towns and major cities have plenty to offer its visitors.
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Taking This Business Credit Could Increase Your IRS Audit Risk
The IRS pays close attention to certain business credits. Without proper documentation, taking this one could put you at greater audit risk.
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Dave Ramsey Warns Us Never To Use A 401k To Make This Payment
Ideally, you'll never need to use money you set aside for retirement early. If you want to fund a big purchase, think long and hard before making a withdrawal.
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The Popular Midwest State That Exempts Social Security Income
This state offers exemptions on several common types of retirement income and property taxes that benefit seniors, plus it features a high quality of life.
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This Type Of 'Loss' Could Increase Your Risk Of An IRS Audit
Some tax write-offs slip under the radar, but others can attract unwanted attention. One category in particular draws more attention than you might expect.
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The IRS Is More Likely To Consider You For An Audit If You Deal In This Transaction Type
IRS audits don’t happen at random. Certain transactions draw more scrutiny than others, and one type in particular consistently raises red flags.
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The IRS Is More Likely To Consider You For Audit If You Make These 12 Mistakes
The IRS understands that filing your taxes is like pulling teeth -- but that doesn't excuse sloppy filing or intentional misrepresentation.
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Seniors Shouldn't Ignore This Property Tax Exemption
Seniors can cut property taxes with exemptions, credits, and layered deductions. Timing, residency, and state rules all affect how much you can save.
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A European Country With A Low Cost Of Living Is Considered One Of The Best For English Speakers
With a growing expat community, sunny climates, and easy settlement for Americans, it's an ideal and affordable destination for retirement and adventure.
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This 'Fatal' Interview Answer Is An Instant Job Disqualifier
Job interviews are littered with landmines, and one of them comes in the form of this casual question that feels like it's giving you an easy chance to shine.
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The IRS Is More Likely To Consider You For Audit If You Have These Business Expenses
There are some red flags the IRS watches for when it comes to business expenses, and if you want to avoid an audit, you should know what to look for, too.
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This Type Of Property Is One Of The Worst Assets To Inherit
People often think of inheritances as gifts or windfalls, but some come with price tags of their own, including this type of allegedly low-stress property.
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