Taxes & Income
You work hard, so it's important to understand how taxes affect income. See what makes a paycheck and be prepared for tax season.
You work hard, so it's important to understand how taxes affect income. See what makes a paycheck and be prepared for tax season.
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How will marriage affect your taxes?
Your tax bracket explained
Beyond salary: Benefits may matter more than you think
There’s more to your job than salary. Learn how benefits can help lower your tax bill and even earn you a refund.
Is the Form 1040EZ right for me?
Changing jobs
A new job means new financial changes. Consider these four things to help the transition from one employer to the next.
What to do with your tax refund: 9 simple ideas
5 ways civilian and military pay are different
Understanding 5 key differences between your civilian paycheck and your LES can reduce the likelihood of surprises — and help you pick the job that’s best for you.
Your guide to key tax terms
Knowing tax vocabulary can make filling out the paperwork less intimidating when it’s time to file. Check out 6 key terms that can help you make sense of it all.
Tax planning when you work part-time
New job? Make the most of your employee benefits
New jobs mean big changes, but it’s important to remember the basics. These 4 details can help in your workplace transition.
Guide to your paycheck
8 tax deductions and credits to save you more money
Don’t leave money on the table at tax season. Consider these 8 common strategies to help you lower your taxes.
What former military members need to know about taxes
Transitioning from time in the service to civilian life means different tax rules. Here are 5 things you need to know to avoid surprises.
6 steps for 20-something tax filers
Whether this is your first time filing your taxes or your fifth, following 6 simple steps can help you avoid mistakes...
Documents you need to do your taxes
Negotiating salary: Get paid what you’re worth
Negotiating your first salary can be intimidating. These do’s and don’ts of offers can help you start off strong.
5 key tax questions to ask if you're self-employed
How to earn money from a hobby or skill
Could you make a profit doing something you love? Get smart tips on converting your hobby into a moneymaker that could supplement your primary source of income.
Your pain-free guide to health insurance
This pain-free guide covers the basics you need to pick a health insurance plan that won’t break the bank.
Where will I get health insurance?
What to do with your pay raise (or any other financial windfall)
A promotion or change in income can help you achieve financial goals. Learn more from Better Money Habits about financial budgeting after a pay raise.
Tax time: Should you itemize deductions?
As you prepare your tax return, you may wonder: Should I itemize deductions? Before you get started, check out these 4 questions to see if itemizing deductions is right for you.
Estate planning in a digital world
Learn how to keep your assets accessible, organized and secure in 4 steps for the digital age.
Did You Know?
If you have unused money in a flex spending account (FSA) at the end of the year, it may not be refunded.
Did You Know?
The IRS estimates that people spend 13 hours on average preparing their tax returns each year.
Did You Know?
Children may qualify as dependents until age 19 (or age 24 for full-time students), and qualify you for exemptions and credits.
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