As a married couple, you and your spouse have the option of filing taxes jointly or separately. The IRS does encourage you to file your income tax returns jointly by providing a host of resources and incentives to do so. There are a lot of advantages to filing taxes jointly. However, there are also some… Read More
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New York City Restaurant Week runs from January 25 through January 31: Get lunch or dinner meals for $20.21. Register and get $10 back with your Mastercard for every transaction of $20.21 or higher. Limit ten $10 credits.
With control of both the House and Senate in Democratic hands, President Biden will be able to get more of his tax policy proposals through Congress. Here’s what could happen in the next four years.
Will you be affected by tax changes in the future? Growing national debt, changes in Washington, and new policies on the horizon could impact you more than you might think. Here are five ways to prepare for higher taxes in the future.
Mortgage rates were mixed to slightly higher today, depending on the lender. “Higher” is a relative term, in this case as the average loan seeker is unlikely to see much of a difference between yesterday’s quotes and today’s. Even then, the changes would almost certainly be in the form of upfront costs (or lender credits) rather than to the interest rate itself. For the sake of thoroughness and accuracy, keep in mind there are really two different kinds of rate when it comes to mortgages. The ” note rate ” is unsurprisingly the rate found at the top of your mortgage note. This is the rate that’s applied to the principal balance of your loan in order to determine your principal and interest payment. The other rate would be the APR (annual percentage rate), which factors in all of the upfront
Movie star Sylvester Stallone is aiming for a blockbuster sale in Beverly Park, listing his 21,000-square-foot mansion for $110 million.
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Warehouse clubs have been around for decades, offering members a way to save money on everything from bulk toilet paper and ground beef to big-screen TVs and tires (in the same shopping trip). But even with their cult followings, it can be hard to justify paying a membership fee just to be able to shop … Read More about Do Warehouse Clubs Really Save You Money?
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Note: Due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the IRS has extended the federal tax filing and payment deadline to July 15, 2020. The recent relief package passed by Congress may have additional tax implications. Please contact a tax adviser for information you may need to complete your taxes this year. Learn more. Note: The following… Read More
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