Taxes
The Great American Wealth Disparity: Do the Richest Pay Enough in Taxes?

The Great American Wealth Disparity: Do the Richest Pay Enough in Taxes?

By Grace Turner
This engrossing study researches whether the wealthiest 400 Americans are contributing a fair share in taxes and explores the rise in wealth inequality over the years.
Meta Makes "Significant Investment" in AI Startup Scale, Bolstering Its AI Strategy

Meta Makes "Significant Investment" in AI Startup Scale, Bolstering Its AI Strategy

By Grace Turner
Big Tech giant, Meta, invests heavily in AI startup Scale AI, upvaluing the firm to over $29 billion as they augment their AI approach.
New USA Act Aims to Create Universal Savings Account

New USA Act Aims to Create Universal Savings Account

By Caleb Mitchell
Senator Ted Cruz and Representative Diana Harshbarger propose a bill for a tax-advantaged Universal Savings Account (USA), offering greater accessibility and contribution limits than existing options.
End of Paper Checks: IRS To Digitize Tax Refunds by 2025

End of Paper Checks: IRS To Digitize Tax Refunds by 2025

By Lucas Donovan
Unveiling significant changes by the IRS, the era of paper checks will end by 2025, with all refunds going digital to increase efficiency, security, and cost-effectiveness.
Top Ten Most Popular U.S. Destinations According to Latest Tax Foundation Report

Top Ten Most Popular U.S. Destinations According to Latest Tax Foundation Report

By Mason Connor
The latest report from the Tax Foundation reveals the top ten U.S. states to move to, based on low cost of living, reduced taxes, and favourable weather.
IRS Layoffs Could Impact Tax Refunds: How To Avoid Delays

IRS Layoffs Could Impact Tax Refunds: How To Avoid Delays

By Mason Connor
Discover how early, correct, and electronic filing of your tax return can prevent potential issues stemming from the recent IRS layoffs.
Maximizing Your Tax Refund: Strategies to Turn Refunds into Bigger Savings

Maximizing Your Tax Refund: Strategies to Turn Refunds into Bigger Savings

By Caleb Mitchell
Find out how to earn more from your tax refund utilizing modern banking products and top interest rates.

The Senior Plum: Trump's New Tax Bill Offers Additional Deduction for Seniors

By Lucas Donovan
Understand how Trump's new tax bill, the OBBB, can save seniors $6,000 through a further standard deduction, maximising benefits from 2025 through 2028.
Tips and Tricks for Remote Workers to Recoup Home Office Costs in Tax Season

Tips and Tricks for Remote Workers to Recoup Home Office Costs in Tax Season

By Lucas Donovan
Exploring how remote employees can manage and possibly reduce tax burdens despite not being able to deduct home office expenses.
New York's New Child Tax Credit Proposal: A Boon for Parents' Savings and Investments

New York's New Child Tax Credit Proposal: A Boon for Parents' Savings and Investments

By Lucas Donovan
Governor Kathy Hochul's proposal for a generous child tax credit could bolster New York families' financial strategies for their children's future.
Plan Ahead for Your 2024 Taxes to Avoid Surprises

Plan Ahead for Your 2024 Taxes to Avoid Surprises

By Lucas Donovan
Start early with tax preparations and make smart use of your W-4, tax credits, and deductions.
Headstart Taxpayers: Grab Your IP PIN Now Before System Maintenance

Headstart Taxpayers: Grab Your IP PIN Now Before System Maintenance

By Lucas Donovan
Get the essential IRS Identity Protection pin number ready before it goes offline for planned upgrades till January 2025. Beat next year's tax hassle with an IP PIN.
Major Store Closures Announced by Advance Auto Parts Amidst Quarterly Loss

Major Store Closures Announced by Advance Auto Parts Amidst Quarterly Loss

By Ethan Bennett
Leading auto parts retailer, Advance Auto Parts, announces the closure of hundreds of stores following an unexpected quarterly loss.
Understanding the Silver Lining of Inflation: Lesser Taxes in 2025

Understanding the Silver Lining of Inflation: Lesser Taxes in 2025

By Ethan Bennett
Updates by the IRS to adjust for inflation might mean reduced taxes in 2025, given your income and deductions remain constant.
The 2024 Presidential Election: Why Half of Americans Believe It Will Impact Their Finances

The 2024 Presidential Election: Why Half of Americans Believe It Will Impact Their Finances

By Grace Turner
How the 2024 U.S. presidential election could significantly affect Americans' financial status, according to recent surveys.
Pfizer Recalls Sickle Cell Drug Over Health Concerns

Pfizer Recalls Sickle Cell Drug Over Health Concerns

By Sophia Reynolds
Stocks dip as Pfizer withdraws Oxbryta from global markets amid fears of severe pain and potential fatality in patients.
The Impact of Biden's Withdrawal on Financial Markets and Election Odds

The Impact of Biden's Withdrawal on Financial Markets and Election Odds

By Lucas Donovan
Examining the effects of Biden's surprising support for Kamala Harris, and its implications for financial markets and upcoming election odds.
Intuit Shares Dip as IRS Makes Direct Income Tax Filing Permanent

Intuit Shares Dip as IRS Makes Direct Income Tax Filing Permanent

By Grace Turner
INTU stocks drop almost 6% as the IRS announces the permanence of its direct income tax filing system, threatening TurboTax's demand.
Tackling Tax Evasion: The IRS and You

Tackling Tax Evasion: The IRS and You

By Lucas Donovan
Discover how you can help close the tax evasion gap by reporting suspected evasion to the IRS, potential risks, rewards, and the process involved.
Revolutionizing Investment: A Closer Look at Betterment

Revolutionizing Investment: A Closer Look at Betterment

By Isabella Chang
Explore how fintech company Betterment is simplifying investment and retirement planning with its automated robo-advisory platform.