6 ways to use 30 minutes now to save $1,000 later
Can you really save up to $1,000 in only a half-hour? Absolutely. However, there is a catch. We have to talk about taxes.
I know! Who wants to talk about taxes in September? But getting a head start on your taxes pays off. As Money Talks News founder Stacy Johnson wrote earlier this year:
Whether you use software, pay a pro or do them yourself, understanding how taxes work can pay off in the form of hundreds, or even thousands, more in your pocket. Just as important, knowledge gives you confidence: no more wondering if you're doing everything you can to make your bill as low as possible.
While tax planning isn't anyone's idea of fun, it doesn't have to be long, difficult or painful. If you already have tax debt, your first move should be to look for help in our Solutions Center.
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Once you have taken care of the debt, it's time to think about how you can save. Following are six ways to spend 30 minutes now to save an extra $1,000 next April.
Do you have any great tips for saving $1,000 quickly?Share your thoughts by commenting below or on our Facebook page.
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