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What Creditors Can Take Back and What They Can't
When you owe money and can't keep up with your payments, you might be worried that the creditor will take something you own, like your car. However, the rules about what a creditor can and can't take are pretty str...
Can You Lose Your Job While on Disability Leave?
When you can't work because of a health problem, you might get money from a short-term or long-term disability insurance plan. Some people are surprised to learn that getting this money doesn't always keep their jo...
Should You File for Bankruptcy or Do Nothing?
If you're having a hard time paying your debt, bankruptcy can help you get your finances in order. However, you may not need to file for bankruptcy right away—or at all. Here are some important points to think about be...
IRS Announces New Federal Income Tax Brackets and Deductions for 2026
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has updated the federal income tax rates and income brackets for the 2026 tax year, which will affect tax returns filed in 2027. These changes are designed to adjust ...
Tax Tips for Employees Working from Home
Working from home is becoming more common, but the tax rules have not kept up with this change. Since the tax reform in 2018, most employees are not allowed to deduct work expenses that are not reimbursed by their company. This in...
Understanding Your Digital Rights During the Job Hiring Process
When applying for jobs, many companies use computer programs to help with the hiring process. These programs can sort through applications, review resumes, and even conduct interviews. However, sometim...
Can You Fly with Cannabis?
If cannabis is legal in your state and the one you’re flying to, you might think it’s okay to take it with you on your flight. Unfortunately, the answer isn’t that simple. The Legal Landscape: Is Flying with Cannabis All...
Who Are IRS Special Agents and What Should You Do If They Contact You?
The IRS has a division called the Criminal Investigation Division (CI), which is known as its law enforcement branch. This team is made up of around 3,000 employees, and roughly 2,000 of them are called ...
Meal and Rest Breaks: What Are Your Rights at Work?
Most companies give employees a break to eat lunch or rest during the day. Sometimes these breaks are paid, and sometimes they are not. However, not every employer is required to give you breaks. Federal Law and B...