Financial Flexing: When Looking Rich Keeps You From Getting Rich
Financial flexing can make expensive spending feel normal. Learn how social media, lifestyle pressure, and easy credit can quietly interfere with long-term financial goals.
21 Syys 3min
Disaster Tax Relief Just Changed: What Every Taxpayer Must Know
New federal disaster tax rules may affect casualty losses and wildfire relief payments. Learn what changed and who may qualify.
18 Syys 5min
Cash Is Back at the Top of the CFO Agenda — Five Numbers Business Owners Should Be Watching
A 2026 CFO survey shows cash management is a top finance priority. Here are five cash-flow metrics business owners should monitor before problems appear.
17 Syys 4min
Don't Wait Until the Last Minute: October 15 is the Extended Due Date for 2025 Individual Tax Returns
The October 15, 2026 deadline is approaching for extended 2025 tax returns. Learn why early filing and complete documents matter.
16 Syys 5min
Life Insurance Tax Issues Every Taxpayer Should Know
Learn how life insurance can affect taxes, including cash value growth, MEC rules, policy loans, life settlements, and accelerated death benefits.
13 Syys 5min
States Using Taxpayer Dollars to Fund College Sports
As college athletic departments face rising costs and multimillion-dollar athlete payments, some states are using tax revenue and public funds to help schools compete. Here's what's changing.
11 Syys 4min
Should You Give Your Kids Their Inheritance While You're Still Alive?
A living inheritance can help children when they need it most, but large gifts can create tax and estate-planning consequences. Here’s what to consider before transferring wealth.
10 Syys 4min
New Retirement Plan Rule for Long-Term Care Premiums
A new rule may let eligible taxpayers use retirement funds to pay qualified long-term care insurance premiums without the 10% early-withdrawal penalty.
9 Syys 4min
