Interested in starting a personal business in addition to your day job? It’s easier than ever before to work full time and get a 1099.

If you’ve been watching the rise in the value of cryptocurrency, you may want to get in on the action. Or perhaps you already bought Bitcoin or another digital currency and want some more.

The votes are in, and we have a new tax system. The sweeping $1.5 trillion 2018 tax reform spearheaded by the Trump Administration changed taxes dramatically for the first time in three decades.

Losing a loved one is hard enough. The last thing you need is to find out you can’t afford their funeral costs.

When a loved one dies, planning the funeral is a big financial responsibility. If you’re in charge of coordinating final arrangements, the task can feel like a great burden.

Are you struggling with tax debt and facing bankruptcy? If so, you are probably wondering “does bankruptcy clear tax debt? The good news is bankruptcy can sometimes clear tax debt. However, you must meet some very specific requirements. Here’s what you need to know.

Tax returns filed by Americans every year serve as the income of the nation. Taxes paid by each of us are our contribution to this revenue. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is the office charged with all tax issues, including tax debt.

If you’ve thought about running your own restaurant, but the cost was prohibitive, consider starting a food truck business. For a fraction of the cost of a full-fledged restaurant, you can become the proud owner of a mobile eatery.

It used to be if you wanted to live the “American Dream,” you went out and got a full-time job. That dream is changing.

Americans bought a record-setting number of new cars in 2016. Not surprisingly, along with those purchases also came a rise in auto loan debt. According to Federal Reserve, borrowers currently owe $1.2 trillion in auto loans. Unfortunately, about 3.9% — about $46.8 billion — of the total outstanding debt balance is 90 days past due.