A state-by-state look at where a paycheck lands in the middle by household size using 2024 Census data — and what it means for pay, housing, and everyday budgets.
If you receive income such as interest, dividends, alimony, self-employment income, capital gains, or prizes, you may have to make what the IRS terms “estimated tax payments.”
The 401(k) is one of the most common investment vehicles to save for retirement. See how your long-term savings stack up.
IRS audits are rare but possible, especially if your return has errors or unusual claims. Be aware of these potential red flags.
If you’re among the many people who have left 401(k) accounts behind with former employers, know that money isn’t lost. There are steps you can take to track down your old 401(k) account.
Married filing separately means that you and your spouse report separate tax returns. Learn whether filing separately or jointly is better for your tax situation.
Empower's Tony Johnson highlights some key topics to keep in mind for tax planning in retirement, including Social Security, 401(k) withdrawals, capital gains, and charitable giving.
Americans are investing in an at-home lifestyle — doubling down on home-based leisure, and reshaping their budgets around digital shopping, streaming, and doorstep deliveries.
One consistent pattern emerges across multiple studies on budgeting: Attempts to curb spending don’t have to be perfect.
Marriage can have a big impact on a couple’s financial situation, especially in how they file their tax returns and how much tax they’ll pay.