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Do you know where things stand with your 2018 taxes? For many taxpayers, the first time they will see the overall impact of some significant provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will be in their 2018 tax return.

Even in retirement, many people will still have to pay taxes. Consider these factors during your planning so that you can be confident that your savings will cover all your needs.

Parents who want to promote financial awareness in children should start with the basics of savings and should maintain a focus on long-term investment performance.

If the high costs of the holidays are already beginning to make a dent in your wallet, prevent things from getting worse by avoiding these mistakes.

It’s almost 2019. Are you happy with your financial situation? There are steps you can take to address any financial challenges you’re facing and help improve your financial situation in the coming year.

How would you grade yourself on your money habits? Would you go to the head of the class or end up with an “incomplete”? If you’d like to take some smart steps toward a better financial future, check out this advice!

Whether you are searching for a new job or getting ready for a performance review, you’re probably thinking about the best ways to improve your salary and benefits package.

A poor credit history and credit score can present many challenges. Check out how you can improve your credit management and your credit score.

Learn how to best navigate the gig economy when you do freelance or contract work.

Taxes may be the last thing you want to think about while you’re busy running your business, but a little knowledge can go a long way to help minimize your tax burden and make the most of tax law opportunities.