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For the past six years we have all enjoyed the tax breaks we received from the Tax Cut and Jobs Act. Tucked into that Act was the...

Make sure you are getting the most out of your employer.

It can be confusing which documents you need to keep on file. This checklist is a great starting point.

Although recessions can be scary, they offer great opportunities to improve your situation. Use the checklist for things to consider.

Use this checklist to help better understand your Social Security benefit.

The right account for you depends on your situation. This flowchart can help you understand what may be the best course of action.

Your student loans may be eligible for an income-diven repayment plan. IDRs can help your cashflow significantly. This one can help you save

Student loans are complicated. Picking the right payoff option is even more so. Use this checklist when figuring out how to get rid of them.

Your pay stub should be accurate. Use this flowchart to walk through things to look for. Make sure your money is right.

My personal favorite of all the checklists/flowcharts. Use this resource at the beginning of each year to begin planning.

Being self-employed adds another layer of complexity to your finances. This checklist can help you keep everything in order.

There are spcific ages in life that your financial picture can change. This list covers most of those moments.

You need goals to be successful, especially with your finances. Use this list to help create your financial goals.

Starting your financial journey on the right foot sets you up for long-term success. Use this checklist to get you going.

There are ways for special needs children to get the resources they need. This checklist goes over ways to get them the best benefits.

Selling a home can be a stressful process. Get a realtor that you can trust to guide you through the sales process.

Tracking your cash flow is how you build for the future. This checklist asks most of the questions needed to review your cash flow.

Research all your options when it comes to covering an unexpected expense. It does not always need to result in putting it on a credit card.

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