40% of households will pay no federal income tax this year. Why that’s good news.
admin Millions of workers are bouncing back — and making enough money to pay Uncle Sam.…
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Inflation is coming for your Christmas tree
If you’re planning on buying a Christmas tree this year, start thinking about it now…
Read More‘The calm before the storm’: Employer healthcare premiums hold steady despite inflation, but experts warn that may not last
Employers are paying roughly the same amount for health insurance this year compared to the…
Read MoreIRS has been missing out on $500 billion in taxes owed annually — and the gap between what’s owed and paid is projected to widen
There’s a difference between the amount of taxes that people and businesses owe the Internal…
Read More‘When we dated for 5 years, he implied he was financially secure’: My husband was always hesitant about his finances. Now I know why.
Dear Quentin, My husband and I make about the same salary, and live modestly. Six…
Read MoreDecline in U.S. pending home sales gathers steam in September
The numbers: U.S. pending-home sales fell 10.2% in September, which is the fourth straight monthly…
Read More‘Help is on the way’: Need to speak to someone at the IRS about your taxes? It’s about to get a lot easier, IRS commissioner says
The Internal Revenue Service has hired 4,000 people to help pick up the phone, speak…
Read MoreIn the midterm elections, voters in California and Massachusetts must decide if millionaires should pay more tax — which way would you vote?
In the run up to the midterm elections where costs are top of mind for…
Read MoreMortgage rates surpass 7%, Freddie Mac says — ‘leading to greater stagnation in the housing market’
High mortgage rates continue to pressure the housing market, as the sector undergoes a deep…
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‘I can’t afford to buy candy for the neighborhood kids’: Does it make me a bad neighbor to turn off the lights on Halloween?
Dear Quentin, I’ve had a horrible year. I had my hours cut back at work,…
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