Working Until You Stop or Drop Not that long ago, the average life expectancy was considerably shorter than it is today. People worked until they died or became too ill to continue working (at which point they’d be cared for by a spouse and/or children), never experiencing the “golden years” of retirement that we’ve come … Read more
Starting a new job and not quite sure what to make of their retirement plan? Read on to learn about the minimum you should consider investing.
Despite my income putting me in the 22% tax bracket for the 2019 year, my effective tax rate was only 11.4% – essentially half of the marginal tax rate! Maybe this already makes sense to you. However, there definitely seems to be some misconceptions out there surrounding one’s tax liability (what you owe in taxes) … Read more
The U.S. government expects you to contribute a certain amount of money each year, which is referred to as your “tax liability.” What do they want from me? For the average person, your taxable liability will be determined based on the pay you earn from working a job. During tax season (typically January – April), … Read more