Learning more about tax credits and how they affect you can be a big help when you files your taxes. You can find ways to legally lower your tax obligations and, in some cases, get a refund with them. That means you’ll have more money in your pocket that you can use to reach your financial and/or personal goals. Full story
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Every year, without fail, my local gym gets absolutely packed around the start of the year. All the people looking to lose a few pounds as part of their New Year’s resolutions come into the gym. Within a few weeks, they start to thin out. Here are seven ways you can stick to a financial fitness regiment in 2011. Full story
As a result of the late-breaking tax legislation signed into law at the end of December, the IRS has announced that taxpayers who itemize deductions and those claiming the Higher Education Tuition and Fees deduction or the Educator Expense Deduction will need to wait to file their 2010 tax return until at least mid-February. Full story
Learn more about the health savings account, otherwise known as the HSA. Full story
Still getting your holiday shopping done? By “re-gifting” such items to friends or relatives, you can both get them out of your house and brighten someone’s holiday. Here’s how to do it with tact. Full story
The choice isn’t always that easy, though. If you’re a student — and if you are, you’re lucky to be one — you have a number of choices for benefiting education credits. Full story
President Obama has signed into law a sweeping tax bill that gives taxpayers some closure and certainty about their tax situation, at least for the next 2 years. The tax bill benefits a broad range of taxpayers by extending the current tax rates for the next two years, reinstating some expiring tax breaks, and offering longer-term help for the jobless. Full story
‘Tis the season…to give to your favorite charities! To claim a contribution on your 2010 tax bill, you have to itemize, get a receipt for donations of $250 or more, and make the donation by Dec. 31st. Full story
Whether you are currently in a position to give or, even if you are not, it’s important to remember that you only have two weeks left to make those contributions to a qualified charity to make them tax deductible for this year. Full story
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