Thinking of Changing How You Prepare or File Your Taxes?

Thinking of Changing How You Prepare or File Your Taxes?

Thinking of changing how you prepare or file your taxes? Here are some things to keep in mind This is the time of year when we start gathering information to file federal and state taxes. For most of us, little will change and we’ll do what we’ve done every year. Some...
February: Financial Tip of the Month

February: Financial Tip of the Month

The more proactive you can be about gathering tax documents and reviewing them as they arrive, the better prepared you will be when it is time to provide information to your tax professional. 1099s, W-2s, and Tax Statements You have likely begun receiving 1099s from...
March: Financial Tip of the Month

March: Financial Tip of the Month

March is often considered the “crunch time” for tax preparation. This is when any missing documents and forms should be tracked down and provided to your tax preparer ahead of the April filing deadline. Prepare for Filing If you plan to use a tax software program,...
A Young Adults’ Guide to Living Alone

A Young Adults’ Guide to Living Alone

For many young adults striking out on their own, the ultimate goal is to live alone without roommates. But is this goal feasible from a financial perspective? To find out, you need a clear picture of your finances. The word “budget” often has a negative...
Holiday Budgeting Conversations with Older Loved Ones

Holiday Budgeting Conversations with Older Loved Ones

Note: This guest blog was written by Lina Supnet-Zapata, MBA, CMC, TxCG, an Aging Life Care Manager and CEO of Mir Senior Care Management, Inc. & Care Consultants in Austin, Texas. Lina is an Advanced Professional member of the Aging Life Care Association® (ALCA)...
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