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Taxes. Even the most organized of individuals feel shivers when they hear the word. However, if you have the proper knowledge and guidance, you can navigate the complexities of tax planning smoothly and effectively. This blog post reviews the top 15 books on tax planning to help you optimize your tax situation, minimize your tax burden, and achieve your financial goals. There’s a book for everyone on this list, whether you’re an expert in tax planning or just getting started. 1. “Tax-Free Wealth” by Tom WheelwrightAn expert in tax law and tax planning, Wheelwright provides a comprehensive guid...
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The concept of frugal living means making the most of what you have and living within your means. It involves being mindful of your spending and making conscious financial choices. The following are some of the benefits of frugal living: Reduced debt. By living frugally, you can pay off debt more quickly and increase your cash flow.Greater financial security. The more you live within your means, the better prepared you’ll be for unexpected expenses.More peace of mind. You can relax and enjoy life more when you don’t have to worry about money.A smaller environmental impact. A frugal lifestyle o...
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According to Bankrate, only 48 percent of U.S. adults have enough emergency savings to cover three months of expenses. Additionally, only 43% of U.S. adults would use their savings to pay for an unexpected emergency expense. Even worse? 36% of Americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings as of January 2023, the highest figure since 2011. Among those who have emergency savings, 51% have more than they owe on their credit cards. Why is this such a big deal? In the absence of an emergency fund, you are at risk of being financially at risk. Is your vehicle in need of a new brake lin...
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What’s in your savings account right now? Unless it’s a lot, you’re alone. In fact, this amount is under $100 for nearly a third of Americans. According to GOBankingRates, 32.9% of Americans over the age of 18 have no more than $100 in their savings account. According to a similar study conducted in 2022, 22% of Americans had savings of less than $100. It’s safe to say that saving money is a struggle for us. It is important, however, to know what the most effective saving techniques, tricks, tips, and strategies are in order to increase your savings. In one of these books, you might be able to...
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Social Security benefits will eventually be paid to the majority of American workers. It may be possible to qualify for bigger Social Security payments and avoid payment reductions and withholdings if you understand how the system works. Still. when workers reach retirement age, they often have many questions regarding Social Security benefits — especially when there is so much confusion and misinformation regarding Social Security. With these ten books, you can debunk these myths and make sure yourretirement plan includes Social Security. 1. Get What’s Yours – Revised & Updated: The Secrets t...
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Most people find it hard to talk about money, especially between children and their parents. In fact, 57% of parents reported being reluctant to discuss money matters with their children. Furthermore, another study found that 74% of respondents said parents shouldn’t share information about their kids’ finances with kids under 14 years old, and another 14% said it should never be done. The good news? Many books are available on the subject of money for parents who lack the expertise, time, or inclination to talk to their children about money. In addition to providing a way to facilitate a disc...
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Want to manage your money better and wiser? Well, you can start by reading financial books for beginners that are designed to help you improve the financial outlook in your life. Personal finance books can provide valuable information on topics ranging from: What you need to do to become financially independent.How to trade stocks.Tips for managing mortgages.Having difficult money conversations with family members.Why and how to create a nest egg.Retirement savings tips.Although it might not be the lightest reading, you’ll thank your wallet and future self in the long run. How we evaluate and ...
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The pandemic forced most businesses to make rapid strategic shifts. Those in leadership who successfully navigated the brief but deep early-pandemic recession made themselves more resilient to fiscal shocks by running leaner and focusing on core product or service lines. Today, the global economy is faltering again. This is due in part due to pandemic overhang — supply chain issues, labor shortages, and unpredictable changes in consumer and business behavior. While the United States has thus far been the best house in a bad neighborhood among developed economies, the consensus forecast is for ...
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It’s no secret that many of us are independent learners when it comes to managing our money. After all, according to a 2020 survey by the Council for Economic Education, only 21 states require high school students to take a personal finance course in order to graduate. As such, it’s little wonder adults are relying on online resources and books to learn more about topics ranging from budgeting, investing, and retirement planning. In general, personal finance books cater to specific groups of people. This could be millennials, women, or those approaching retirement. Because of this, it can be d...
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