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Like it or not, your credit score affects many aspects in life. Having a low credit score leads to higher interest rates, difficulty securing loans, and in some cases, it could affect your ability to be hired in management positions. To add insult to injury, it is not a simple task to improve or maintain your credit […]

Everyone’s favorite time of the year, tax season, is right around the corner, so we decided to phone a friend and get some insights from a seasoned tax professional on how to make the most out of filing your taxes.  Q: What’s the biggest mistake you see contractors make when filing taxes? A: It seems

What should you do if you are randomly selected for an audit? The chances of an individual getting audited are slim. Most audits are performed on businesses. That being said, the IRS does randomly audit less than 1% of taxpayers per year. If you make between $25K and $200K, the audit rate is around 0.4%––or about 1 in

Did you know certain qualifying life events will allow you a special enrollment period? See if you can still enroll in Major Medical.   It’s that time of year again: open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) typically runs from November 1st until January 15th. If you have an ACA plan, that means you’ll likely be

Taking on debt can feel overwhelming, let’s talk about the steps you can take to control your finances!   Debt is everywhere. 340 million Americans are in some form of debt. Excluding mortgages, the average American is approximately $80K in debt.  Debt comes with some serious baggage, but it doesn’t need to. Handling your debt responsibly can actually do good