Starting this week, another form of government stimulus starts for families with children who fall below certain income thresholds. Enacted through the American Rescue Plan Act (March 11), the child tax credit has been enhanced to support families, and instead of waiting until “tax time” to receive this dollar for dollar tax bill credit, the… Continue reading The “Need To Know” On Advanced Child Tax Credit Payments
I know many people really enjoy nature, hikers, campers, mountain climbers. I also know a lot of people who would cringe at the thought of hiking 15+ miles with 10-15lbs on their back only to end up sleeping in a hammock under the stars. I enjoy the outdoors and absolutely love being challenged, so when… Continue reading Lessons From Wilderness Travel
2020 and the first half of 2021 has definitely been a seller’s market for houses. There aren’t any complaints when people are getting above their asking price but buyers are struggling greatly to compete in such a fast-paced market. Personally, I have been keeping a close eye on house prices and the average length of… Continue reading Whirlwind In The Housing Market
What’s one thing that people don’t typically want to bring up in casual conversation because it usually leads to some differing opinions? If you guessed politics, you came to wrong blog because the answer is finance habits! It seems so often that individuals feel that they shouldn’t talk about what worked for them to save,… Continue reading Tips and Tricks For Grandchildren That Are Starting Out
As you are probably aware, there was a third Covid Relief Plan completed in Washington, D.C. this week and we wanted to share some highlights. Here are 10 Things You Might Want to Know About the Covid Relief Plan: $1,400 stimulus checks will be given to individuals making under $75,000 and under $150,000 for married… Continue reading 10 Things To Know About The Latest Covid Relief Package
