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@DearS_o_n Because their earning potential, per unit of time, is actually greater as an employee leveraging a company than an entrepreneur building one.
Your employer can pay up to $5,250 a year toward your student loans and none of it counts as taxable income to you. Most people never ask if their company offers it.
Over 5 years, that's $26,250 off your loans that you didn't have to earn, get taxed...
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The 1% rule says monthly rent should be at least 1% of the price ($1,500 on a $150,000 house). It's a screen, not a verdict. In plenty of good markets, 0.7% to 0.9% is normal.
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@jonbrooks Im not seeing desperation. I live near Bend, Oregon which has a lot of expensive vacation homes, including the community of Sun River. I do not see signs of weakness.
There's a tax rule that lets you rent your home for up to 14 days a year and pay zero tax on that income. Business owners use it to move money out of their company tax-free.
If you own a business, the business can rent your home for legit meetings...
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A $3,000 tax refund isn't a win. It's $250 a month you lent the government at 0% interest. Run the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator and aim for a refund within $500.
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If you pay for daycare and aren't using this account, you're probably leaving hundreds of dollars on the table every year.
Here's the cheat code: run the free IRS Tax Withholding Estimator once a year and after any life change (new kid, new job, a...
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