Reducing Taxes Step-by-Step: 7 Ways to Save in 2026

Reducing Taxes Step-by-Step: 7 Ways to Save in 2026

Do you feel like the tax man takes too much of your money? You are not alone. Every year, millions of hard-working people pay a significant portion of their income to the government. The good news is that reducing taxes does not mean avoiding what you legally owe. With the right tax-saving strategies, you can […]

Your Employer Just Cut Weight-Loss Drug Coverage: What It Means for Your Health Budget

GLP-1 Coverage Cut: What Employees Can Do

If your employer is removing coverage for weight-loss medications, the change can affect far more than your pharmacy bill. It may alter your monthly cash flow, health plan choice, tax-advantaged account strategy, and decisions about ongoing treatment. The Business Group on Health’s 2026 Large Employers’ Health Care Strategy and Plan Design Survey, created by Business […]

The $1,000 Medical Bill Test: How Ready Is Your Emergency Fund?

How Ready Is Your medical Emergency Fund?

Knowledge Snapshot: Medical Emergency Fund Only 28% of employees said they felt very prepared for an unexpected $1,000 expense. 47% experienced at least moderate financial difficulty after a medical event. 37% had a medical bill sent to collections. Among employees with a recent medical event, 53% paid at least $1,000 out of pocket. Quick Answer […]

The Money Coach’s Strategy to Build Wealth

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Spending money wisely, saving cash and investing can all help build wealth – as well as bring you greater personal happiness. As I prepare for continued wealth building in 2020 and into the next decade, I wanted to share a dozen ways that my husband, Earl, and I spent strategically, invested and built wealth in […]