Personal Finance

Amazon’s on a roll with upgrading its line of Fire tablets and following the Fire 7 in May, they’re now turning attention to the Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 8 Plus. These tablets keep a modern build with smooth, rounded edges but get a speed boost in from a new processor. The other change… Continue reading Amazon’s new Fire HD 8 Tablet Line Speeds Things Up

For information on the third coronavirus relief package, please visit our “American Rescue Plan: What Does it Mean for You and a Third Stimulus Check” blog post. Who pays estimated tax?Not all income is set up so that taxes are deducted at the source. Independent contractors and freelancers, for example, do not have tax deducted… Continue reading How to Use IRS Form 1040-ES: Estimated Tax for Individuals

Financial debt is to consumers what an interception is for NFL quarterbacks – a big step backward, only on the wrong side of the financial gridiron. Yet that’s exactly where a growing number of U.S. credit card consumers find themselves in the second half of 2022, with plastic debt a burgeoning problem. CreditCards.com has the… Continue reading U.S. Credit Card Debt Keeps Climbing (Blame Higher Prices)

If you’re a forgetful person, then you’re probably no stranger to misplaced wallets and keys that inevitably lead to a mad scramble to get out the door every morning. If you can relate to this struggle, then we have great news for you. We’ve found a gadget that will make your chaotic morning searches a… Continue reading Never Lose Your Wallet Again With This TikTok Gadget That’s ‘Forgetful Dad’ Approved

Apple unveiled the new AirPods Pro earlier this month, and they don’t even begin to ship and officially launch until Sept. 23. But that’s not stopping Amazon from discounting these true wireless earbuds. And that’s precisely what they’ve done — Amazon has second-generation AirPods Pro for just $239.99, a full $10 off the MSRP. That’s not… Continue reading Apple’s Brand New AirPods Pro Already On Sale at Amazon

Key Takeaways • Filing taxes for a business you own may require you to report your business income on your individual income tax return. Get every dollar you deserve with unlimited tax advice from experts who know self-employment taxes inside and out. Whether you’re a freelancer, independent contractor, small business owner, or have multiple streams… Continue reading How to File Taxes When You Own Several Businesses

What is the difference between qualified and non-qualified dividends? And which one could benefit you the most when filing your taxes? Retirement Daily’s Robert Powell caught up with Jeffrey Levine, CPA and tax pro from Buckingham Strategic Wealth Partners, to answer the question and discuss everything you need to know about qualified and non-qualified dividends. TurboTax… Continue reading Tax Benefits of Qualified Dividends – Tips and Examples

Raging inflation already appears to have put a dent into consumer spending, with personal consumption expenditures rising only 0.1% in July. And things aren’t looking so hot for the holiday shopping season. A total of 55% of consumers said inflation will affect their holiday spending this year, according to a survey of 1,025 people from… Continue reading Christmas May be Cancelled by Inflation