Everybody wants to be financially independent but when we look around us today, the rate of people who are below the stability line is far more than those who are financially independent. The reason f...
In today's world where there are lots of debt to clear and financial issues to attend to, saving up to $10,000 is not an easy feat. If after sorting out your debt and other financial responsibilities,...
Wealth, the measure of an individual or a family's financial net worth holds greater value and opportunities in the world today, most especially in the American country. In America, wealth has made it...
There used to be a time when pension and social security benefits were enough for sustainability after retirement, but today, the story is a different one. Without a solid retirement plan, most person...
A 457 plan is a non-qualified, tax benefits retirement contributions account sponsored by the employers in local and state government organizations and nonprofit making organization for their employee...
A 403(b) Plan is very similar to but different from a 401(k). This is because the 403(b) plan is a retirement account set up for workers in public schools and tax-exempt organizations. Unlike a 401(k)...
A 401(k) Plan is a retirement plan designed by the US government and sponsored by the employer for an employee. The name of the plan is coined after a section of the US Internal Revenue Code. The plan...
Facebook reported its earnings after the hours on January 29, 2020, and the stock plummeted right after the report came out. Although Facebook had a good business model, it struggled to i...
A 401(A) Plan is simply a retirement account plan established by the employer. It uses a percentage-based or dollar contribution by the employee or employer or both parties for an employee's retiremen...
Although the Internal Revenue Service might be known for its stern, it does not mean they don't always do their best to make the process of filing tax a very easy one. IRS has consistently come up wit...