When thinking about financial fitness, it is beneficial to perceive it similar to physical fitness rather than as an inherent quality that only a few individuals possess. Not many, if any, are capable of running a marathon competitively without any prior training. The same is true for personal finance. Not many are able to meet large financial goals or emergencies without…
The IRS is disproportionately targeting low-income households due to budget cuts. A study by Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) shows that households making $1 million and more are audited 1.5% of the time, those making $200,000 – $1 million are audited 8.9% of the time, those making $25,001 – $200,000 get audited 35.2% of the time, and those households…
Since the first case of Covid-19 in the United States early this year, it has impacted all aspects of life. Many activities once considered harmless now have to be approached with caution. A simple gathering of people with casual interaction can be a breeding ground for the virus. It has greatly impacted traveling, especially traveling by plane. This led to…
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