Joseph Livingston+FollowWhere's My Refund? Here's the 2026 ScoopTax season is back, and if you’re eyeing that refund, here’s the lowdown: file online and you could see cash in your account in under three weeks. But if you go old-school with paper, expect a longer wait (and maybe some IRS phone tag). Bonus: refunds could be bigger this year—think $4,200 on average! Pro tip: use the IRS “Where’s My Refund?” app to track your money, and get your bank info ready—paper checks are fading out. #Business #MakeMoney #TaxSeason00Share
nkent+FollowStuck in a debt loop? Here’s what Ramsey saysEven with a $75K income, Janet from Boise says her family’s bills feel never-ending—paying late, then facing the same cycle again just a week later. Dave Ramsey didn’t sugarcoat it: he told her to ditch the RV, stop eating out, and get brutally honest about where every dollar goes. His point? It’s not just about making a budget—it’s about sticking to it, together, every single week. Have you ever felt like your paycheck disappears before you even see it? What’s helped you break the cycle? Let’s talk real-life strategies that actually work. #Business #MakeMoney #DebtFreeJourney00Share
Willie Morales+FollowHow Often Do You Check Your Bank App?Grant Cardone says if you’re not peeking at your cash and investments daily, you’re basically leaving your wallet on the sidewalk. He’s all about making money work harder, not just letting it nap in a low-interest account. But here’s the twist: obsessing over every blip can make you panic and mess up your long-term game. The sweet spot? Check your accounts often enough to catch sneaky fees or fraud, but don’t let it rule your mood. Treat it like brushing your teeth—quick, daily, and no drama. #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHabits00Share
James Cook+FollowRetiring With a Big IRA? Here’s the RMD HackSo, you’re about to retire with a $2.6 million IRA—way above average! But now you’re sweating those required withdrawals (RMDs) and the tax hit. Here’s the scoop: you can dodge some of that tax drama by moving chunks of your IRA into a Roth account over a few years, not all at once. That way, you spread out the tax pain and keep your options open for future spending, travel, or even charity. Think of it as giving your future self more ways to enjoy your money! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks20Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowWhere's My Refund? IRS Delays & Bigger ChecksTax season is here, and if you’re wondering, “Where’s my refund?”—you’re not alone. Filing online is the fastest way to get your money (think three weeks or less), but paper filers could be waiting a lot longer thanks to IRS staffing cuts. Bonus: refunds could be $1,000 bigger this year, so double-check your info and use direct deposit for a smoother ride. Pro tip: track your refund with the IRS app and keep your bank details handy! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxSeason00Share
Diane Carter+FollowWhere’s My Refund? Here’s the 2026 ScoopTax season is here, and if you’re dreaming of that sweet refund, here’s the deal: file online and you could see your money in under three weeks. Paper filers? You’ll be waiting longer, thanks to IRS staffing cuts and last year’s shutdown drama. Most refunds will now hit your bank account directly, so have your info ready. And if you’re claiming special credits, expect a delay till March. Check your status with the “Where’s My Refund?” app and plan your splurges accordingly! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxSeason00Share
nkent+FollowHow Dividends Can Shrink Your Social SecurityEver thought living off your investments in retirement was the dream? Turns out, if you’re raking in $40k a year from dividend funds like SCHD and VYM, you could accidentally trigger a tax booby trap: up to 85% of your Social Security gets taxed! The more you make, the more Uncle Sam wants. Before you go all-in on high-yield ETFs, run the numbers—sometimes less (taxable income) really is more. #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks00Share
James Cook+FollowHow a $3,000 Pension Flips Retirement MathImagine having $3,000 land in your account every month, no matter what the market does. That’s the new retirement power move for 2026. With that steady cash, retirees are less stressed about their savings running out and can actually take more chances with the rest of their investments—think more stocks, less worrying about bonds. Plus, Social Security is getting a small bump, so your basics are covered and your portfolio can focus on growing for the long haul. Inflation? Time to look beyond just bonds! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks00Share
nkent+FollowHow Much Does $100K Really Pay in Retirement?Ever wondered what a $100,000 annuity actually puts in your pocket each month? It’s like trading your savings for a steady paycheck—think $525 to $1,000 monthly, depending on your age and how you set it up. The catch? The more guarantees you want (like payouts for your spouse or inflation protection), the smaller your check. If you want flexibility, you might only annuitize part of your savings. It’s all about matching your money moves to your lifestyle goals! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyTalks00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowCleveland homeowners: Tax relief is coming—just not yetProperty tax bills in Cleveland might look higher than expected this winter, but don’t panic—real savings are on the way. Thanks to a new state law, many homeowners will see lower bills, but the changes won’t show up until summer. If you pay now, you’ll get a credit or refund later. The biggest cuts will hit rural areas, while most of Cuyahoga County will see little change. Meanwhile, new local levies are still pushing some bills up. How do you feel about the timing and fairness of these tax changes? #Business #MakeMoney #Cleveland00Share
