
7 Common Tax Deductions You Might Be Missing Out On
A listicle exploring often-overlooked tax deductions that could save you thousands. We cover student loan interest, HSA contributions, self-employment expenses, IRA contributions, and more.

A listicle exploring often-overlooked tax deductions that could save you thousands. We cover student loan interest, HSA contributions, self-employment expenses, IRA contributions, and more.

We explain the powerful difference between a tax credit (a dollar-for-dollar reduction of your tax bill) and a tax deduction (a reduction of your taxable income), with examples of each.

Clarify a common point of confusion. We explain that your marginal rate is the tax on your next dollar earned, while your effective rate is the average tax you actually pay on all your income.

A crucial guide for freelancers and side-hustlers. We explain the key differences in how taxes are paid, the responsibility of a 1099 worker to pay self-employment tax, and the benefits of being able to deduct business expenses.

A reality check for first-time buyers. A checklist of costs like property taxes, homeowners insurance, PMI, maintenance, and HOA fees, and a guide on how to budget for them.

A highly shareable listicle that summarizes key lessons. Include mistakes like lifestyle inflation after a raise, not starting to invest early, paying high fees, trying to time the market, and ignoring your 401(k) match.

A checklist for automating financial success. Include setting up automatic transfers to savings, scheduling bill payments, and automating retirement contributions directly from their paycheck.

Introduce readers to HYSAs as the ideal place to park their emergency fund. Compare the interest rates to traditional brick-and-mortar savings accounts to highlight the massive difference.

Master the art of budgeting with our comprehensive guide. Learn proven budgeting methods, track your expenses, and build a sustainable financial plan.

Bust the myth that all credit cards are evil. Frame them as a tool for building credit, earning rewards, and providing consumer protection—as long as the balance is paid in full every month.