Active and Retired Senior Military Officers and NCOs are often charitably inclined. A donor-advised fund can help you maximize your charitable deductions for the year. But did you know it also comes with additional tax benefits? Read on to learn more.
Many military families are eligible for the Child and Dependent Care Credit. In response to COVID, the credit could be much larger in 2021 than previous years. That's good news.
Cyber security isn't just important for the military If you have multiple accounts with multiple passwords, a password manager could make life much more manageable...and secure
Starting a business after retiring from the military can be an exciting option. But, without the right business structure, many retired military members could be putting their personal assets at risk. Read on to learn how each structure handles taxes and personal financial liability.
The American Rescue Plan includes a lot of different provisions. Two that could be important to you. They include stimulus payments and major changes to the Child Tax Credit. Your 2021 tax picture could look a lot different than prior years.
Financial literacy is important for your future in both your military career and your civilian lifestyle. Understanding these 5 basics help you set yourself up for financial success.
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