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If you paid for a work-related expense your employer didn’t reimburse you for or if you spend money looking for work, you used to be able to deduct those expenses on your taxes. Starting with 2018 tax returns, those unreimbursed work…
Do you buy and sell stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other investment property? If so, you need to familiarize yourself with IRS Schedule D, the form used to report capital gains and losses resulting from the sale of investment property. When…
At the start of the semester, when you’re shelling out what seems like a king’s ransom for your college textbooks, sometimes, the promise of reselling at least a few of those books at the end of the term is what…
Filing for bankruptcy can be a long and stressful process, but it doesn’t have to be. Typically, the most stressful part is trying to manage the financial difficulties that lead you to consider bankruptcy and finally deciding to file. Once you…
Many people want to start eating healthier foods, but some think that to eat healthy, they have to spend more money. It’s true that healthy food can be expensive. A 2013 Harvard study found that a healthy diet costs $1.50 more…
It’s the middle of the night, and a faint crackling sound has woken you from sleep. You smell smoke and open your bedroom door to investigate. Suddenly, you’re blasted with heat and the eerily bright orange light of a raging…
With businesses closing their doors due to health concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are wondering how they can make money, pay their bills, and provide for their families. And it could get worse. According to CNBC, the Federal Reserve…
It’s not easy being an environmentalist who also loves fashion. Modern “fast fashion” is incredibly destructive to the planet, driving us to buy, wear, and discard new clothes at a faster and faster rate. To get these clothes to market…
The energy industry is an important part of the global economy. In fact, the energy sector and global economy are so closely intertwined that some economists use the values of crude oil and natural gas as a gauge of global economic health. However, the…
According to Kiplinger, 10 million U.S. households own an RV or motorhome. For much of the year, those RVs sit unused, costing owners in storage fees, vehicle taxes, and depreciation. If you’re an RV owner yourself, you could be earning…
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