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  • Investing During Your Growth Phase (Highlight)

    Learn how to make smart investment choices during your growth phase to build long-term wealth.

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  • Defining GDP's Role As An Economic Indicator (Highlight)

    Explore how GDP acts as a key economic indicator, showing a country's economic health and growth potential.

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  • Budgeting: Preparation For Marriage (Highlight)

    Financial preparation for marriage starts with open conversations about budgeting. Set joint financial goals, track income and expenses, and create a plan that works for both partners to build a secure future together.

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  • How To Save For Vacation (Highlight)

    Set a vacation budget and determine how much you need to save each month. Open a dedicated savings account and automate deposits to stay consistent. Cut back on non-essentials to reach your goal faster.

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  • What Is The Self Employment Tax (Highlight)

    Self-employment tax is a tax paid by individuals who work for themselves, covering Social Security and Medicare taxes.

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  • What Is A 1040 Form (Highlight)

    A 1040 form is the standard individual income tax return form used by U.S. taxpayers to report their income, deductions, credits, and calculate their tax liability.

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  • Types Of 1099 Forms (Highlight)

    There are several types of 1099 forms, each used for different purposes related to reporting income. Each form serves a specific reporting purpose, and the appropriate form should be used depending on the type of income received.

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  • What Is A W2 Form (Highlight)

    The W2 form is a document employers provide to employees that summarizes annual wages and taxes withheld. It is essential for filing your income tax return and helps ensure proper tax reporting.

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  • What Are Standard Deductions (Highlight)

    Standard deductions are fixed amounts that reduce your taxable income, lowering the amount of income subject to tax.

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  • The Pros & Cons Of Tax Software (Highlight)

    Discover if tax software would be beneficial to your financial situation.

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  • Joint Vs. Separate Tax Filing For Couples (Highlight)

    Married couples can choose to file jointly or separately, depending on their financial situation.

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  • What Is Non Taxable Income (Highlight)

    Non-taxable income refers to money that is not subject to federal income tax.

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  • Hiring Tax Professionals (Highlight)

    Hiring a tax professional can simplify your tax preparation and ensure accuracy.

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  • Understanding Financial Asset Location (Highlight)

    Financial asset location refers to the strategic placement of different types of investments in accounts that provide the best tax advantages. For example, placing tax-efficient assets in taxable accounts and tax-inefficient ones in retirement accounts.

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  • Diversifying Your Assests (Highlight)

    Diversification is the strategy of spreading your investments across various asset classes, industries, or geographic areas. This reduces risk and helps protect your portfolio from market volatility.

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  • What Are Dividends (Highlight)

    Dividends are payments made by companies to their shareholders, usually in the form of cash or additional stock.

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  • Calculating Capital Gains & Losses (Highlight)

    Capital gains and losses are calculated by subtracting the purchase price of an asset from its sale price.

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  • Asset Allocation & Your Time Horizon (Highlight)

    Your time horizon, the length of time until you need to access your investments—should guide your asset allocation strategy.

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  • Realized Vs. Unrealized Gains Explained (Highlight)

    Realized capital gains and losses occur when you sell an asset, while unrealized gains and losses reflect changes in the value of an asset that you still hold.

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