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Money Monday: Financial tips for engaged couples - Vimarsana News

Money Monday: Financial tips for engaged couples

Couples who are planning to get married should have “the talk” about their finances and establish a joint financial plan ahead of time.

Money Monday: Filing late tax returns - Vimarsana News

Money Monday: Filing late tax returns

Money Monday: Filing late tax returns Tags:  Money Monday: Filing late taxes The 2021 tax season officially ended on May 17 -- so if you missed the tax filing deadline, what do you do? If you don’t owe money to the IRS, there is no penalty for filing your taxes late. If you do owe money to the IRS, your debt is now subject to penalties and interest. Watch the video above to learn more. Read more from the IRS:

Money Monday: Your tax returns can help you create a financial plan - Vimarsana News

Money Monday: Your tax returns can help you create a financial plan

The 2021 tax season officially ends Monday, May 17 at midnight, but experts are encouraging people not to simply “file and forget.” What you have in your hands with your return is much of the information you’ll need to either make or change your financial plan. Watch the video above to learn more. More:

Money Monday: A look at unemployment tax changes - Vimarsana News

Money Monday: A look at unemployment tax changes

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Money Monday: Tax deadlines extended for 2nd year amid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Money Monday: Tax deadlines extended for 2nd year amid pandemic

Federal and Michigan officials have extended the deadline to file taxes for the second year in a row due to the coronavirus pandemic.