Financial therapy is a relatively new field that combines the emotional support of a psychologist with the money mindset of a financial planner. Seeing a financial therapist can allow clients to begin to process their underlying feelings about money, while working out plans for retirement, savings, investments and other goals. Financial therapists (sometimes referred to […]
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Even with all of the financial tech available at your fingertips, like online banking and mobile apps, it can still be a drag to deposit a check. Whether itâs trying to take a clear photo of the front and back to submit to the bank, which will deposit it pending review, or physically bringing it […]
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As the world becomes increasingly cashless, you may wonder if there is any point to carrying cash around at all. The answer depends on your lifestyle and spending habits. Carrying–and paying in–cash, however, can still make sense in many circumstances. Indeed, some financial experts believe that switching to a cash-only system (and moving away from […]
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IRS Form 1099 is a key part of filing annual income taxes for certain earnersâincluding freelancers, independent contractors, income-earning stock investors, and some retirees. The 1099 covers income earned from a non-employer source. It can be filed by either a company or individual who paid the recipient of the form. Because IRS Form 1099 documents […]
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