I’ve been reading this book about a man who can time travel. He keeps returning to the past to learn what happened to his baby sister who disappears from a carnival when they were young and was never seen again. The man, and his family, are devastated by her disappearance and the effect it has on their lives The story got me to thinking…If we could go back in time, what financial mistake would we want to “undo”? Most of us have lived...
How do you bank? Most of us are familiar with the phrase one size fits all and we are also familiar with the understanding, in the phrase “fit” in that phrase is subjective. We will find the shirt or item only fits certain people well and is either too big or too small for the rest of us. Technically we do fit the tee but it isn't what is best. That's also how we can begin to feel about our banking needs. Every financial institutions aren't...
We are one week away! Have you filed your taxes yet? The 2023 tax filing deadline is April 15, 2024 (midnight). Even if you need more time, you have to let the IRS know by the April 15th. See the description links for… IRS Main Page: How to File: How to File an Extension: Check on your Refund: Last week's Monday Money Tip. Until Next Time♥… Connect with Me... Facebook - Email - YouTube .For speaking, group or personal...
This week I am quoting Biggie ...LOL!! Read the whole post at Mo Money. Mo Problems?? Last week's Monday Money Tip. Until Next Time♥… Connect with Me... Facebook - Email - YouTube .For speaking, group or personal financial coaching inquiries, click here. .Like what you see? Try Canva for free. .Disclaimer
What does it mean to be wealthy to you? A million dollars? Five million dollars? Maybe you think…billionaire? The question is quite subjective. We are constantly being told to have a wealth mindset without really knowing how wealth is defined. Without the definition, can we really say? So right here I am reminded of what Biggie once said, "Mo money. Mo problems." However, in my mind I believe it should have been, "Mo money. Same problems......
April brings not only showers...but tax deadlines. Here are some coming up! More details at Tax Time! Important Tax Dates Coming Up For more information see last Wednesday's article Tax Time! Credit and Deductions Until Next Time♥… Connect with Me... Facebook - Email - YouTube .For speaking, group or personal financial coaching inquiries, click here. .Like what you see? Try Canva for free. .Disclaimer
Just a reminder, tax season is in full swing. As always, April will be here before you know it. So below is a quick outline of a few upcoming tax-related deadlines. 73 Years Young! Required minimum distributions (RMD) must be taken from your retirement account by April 1, 2024. Required minimum distributions (RMDs) are the minimum amounts you must withdraw from your retirement accounts each year. You generally must start taking...
You may be eligible for student loan cancellation through an Income Driven Repayment program. Per the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the U.S. Department of Education (ED) will be conducting a one-time payment count adjustment. Specifically, ED will give borrowers credit towards loan cancellation through its Income Driven Repayment program (IDR) for repayment periods since July 1, 1994, and for certain deferments and forbearances....
Still paying on your student loan? The U.S. Department of Education may be able to help. Per the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the U.S. Department of Education (ED) will be conducting a one-time payment count adjustment. Specifically, ED will give borrowers credit towards loan cancellation through its Income Driven Repayment program (IDR) for repayment periods since July 1, 1994, and for certain deferments and forbearances. IDR...
What does an economic "no landing" look like for you and me? Groceries, consumer goods, will remain high. Also, expect higher interest rates on all forms of credit. Both of those translate into less money going to our personal bottom line for discretionary spending. When the necessities cost more, something has to give. Our already stretched budgets may be called upon to stretch even further. You can also expect higher interest rates on credit...
