Robyn Anderson+FollowHow the 'Big Beautiful Bill' Means More Cash for YouGrab your coffee—here’s a money hack: the new 'One Big Beautiful Bill' just dropped, and it’s basically a coupon book for the middle class. Think bigger child tax credits, new breaks for overtime and tips, and even more help for seniors and small biz owners. The catch? Some perks expire soon, so plan your spending and tax moves now to keep more in your wallet next year! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowSuper Bowl Bets = IRS Surprises?Placing a Super Bowl bet? Don’t let a big win turn into a tax nightmare! The IRS taxes all gambling winnings—even your friendly office pool. If you win $600+ at a sportsbook, expect a W-2G form and a tax bill. Even casual Venmo bets with friends can raise red flags. Keep records, label transfers, and set aside 10-20% for taxes. Starting 2026, you can only deduct 90% of losses, so even breaking even could cost you. Bet smart! #News #SuperBowl #TaxTips00Share
hnguyen+FollowStudent Loan Forgiveness: Surprise Tax Bill?Thought your student loans getting wiped meant you were free and clear? Not so fast! Starting in 2026, some folks who get their federal student loans forgiven could owe thousands in taxes—yep, the IRS counts forgiven debt as income. But if you’re in certain programs like Public Service Loan Forgiveness or your loans are forgiven before 2026, you’re in the clear. Double-check your plan and timeline so you don’t get hit with a nasty tax surprise! #Education #StudentLoans #TaxTips11Share
Allen Rios+FollowHow Seniors Are Outsmarting Their 2026 Tax BillIf your retirement savings felt like a wild ride last year, you’re not alone. Thanks to a bumpy stock market and new tax rules, seniors are getting creative to keep more cash in their pockets this April. The big move? Selling off losing stocks to cancel out gains (hello, tax savings!), timing withdrawals to snag a juicy $6,000 deduction, and even holding off on required withdrawals if the market’s down. It’s all about playing defense with your nest egg and turning market chaos into a money win. #Business #Market #TaxTips00Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowSeniors: Don’t Miss This $6,000 Tax Bonus!Heads up if you’re turning 65 in 2025 or already there: Uncle Sam is offering a sweet new tax break just for you. It’s called the “senior bonus,” and it could mean an extra $1,000 or more back in your pocket at tax time. The catch? It’s only around for a few years, and you’ll need to double-check your income and paperwork to get the full benefit. Perfect time to plan ahead and maybe treat yourself! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips00Share
Emily Rogers+FollowDo I Even Need to File Taxes This Year?Tax season is back, but not everyone needs to stress about it. If you made less than $15,750 (single) or $31,500 (married, both under 65), the IRS says you’re off the hook for filing. But here’s the hack: even if you made less, you might want to file anyway—you could score a refund or credits. Don’t leave free money on the table! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips10Share
nkent+FollowTax Forms Decoded: Save Money This SeasonTax season stressing you out? Here’s a coffee break tip: knowing your 1040s from your 1099s can actually put more cash in your pocket. Whether you’re side hustling, paying off student loans, or just want to avoid a surprise bill, understanding these 14 forms is your shortcut to a smoother (and possibly richer) tax season. Don’t let paperwork eat your refund! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips10Share
James Cook+FollowHow Seniors Can Score a $6,000 Tax BreakHeads up if you or your parents are 65 or older: there’s a new $6,000 tax deduction coming your way next tax season. That could mean an extra $670 (or more!) back in your pocket—enough for a few months of groceries or a mini getaway. The catch? You need to know about it to claim it, and not everyone does. So, spread the word and help someone save! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips01Share
Diane Carter+FollowNew $6K Tax Break: More Coffee, Less Worry?Heads up if you or your parents are 65+: there’s a new $6,000 tax deduction coming your way. That could mean an extra $670 back at tax time—enough for a few nice dinners or a year’s worth of streaming. The catch? You need to know about it to claim it, and it’s only for those under certain income limits. So, spread the word before tax season hits! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips30Share
Christine Baxter+FollowDINKs: Why Your 2026 Paycheck Might ShrinkHeads up, DINKs (dual income, no kids)! Starting in 2026, a bunch of sneaky tax tweaks could mean less take-home pay and fewer breaks for couples without dependents. It’s not just about bigger bills—missing out on credits and deductions can sting. Watch your paychecks, check your W-4s, and rethink your savings plan early so you don’t get blindsided next tax season. Quick tip: schedule a couple of ‘money check-ins’ each year to stay ahead! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxTips00Share
