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The tax filing deadline was recently extended to July 15, 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. We've rounded up everything else you need to know before filing your taxes this year.

Scary days have arrived. Here is an updated version of our “fire drill" list of 10 things you can do right now while markets are (at least temporarily) tanking.

If you have the discipline and cash flow to save more than half of your income each month to put toward an early retirement, FIRE might work for you.

The UNR Med Alumni Chapter sincerely thanks you for your participation and efforts in making our 50th anniversary one to remember.

Yesterday, Congress passed the SECURE Act. Since you may hear about this Act as the “Biggest Retirement Bill in More than a Decade” we wanted to share our initial thoughts with you.

It’s not that it’s impossible to get lucky and recommend a stock that turns out to be a “winner”. It’s just that the odds are so poor it makes no sense to try.

While you may have chosen to save using a traditional retirement account, you have the option to switch to a tax-free retirement account at any time. This switch is called a Roth conversion. Who should consider a switch, and who should stay away? We've got your biggest questions answered.

The IRS has released the 2020 tax brackets, ranging from 10% to 37%. Find out where you'll fall and what changes have been made.

Financial stress is a hidden struggle for modern employees. Financial wellness programs improve their quality of life and work. Here's how to implement one in your own business.

When receiving an inheritance, you’ll likely experience a flood of emotions. However, you have many options when it comes to being a good steward of your inheritance and you shouldn’t make these big decisions alone.

Unravel the mystery of “the Fed” in this back-to-basics post. Explore its purpose, how it functions, why its meetings matter, and how its decisions impact your personal finances.

Raising a child will cost around $233,000. Is it better to make that financial commitment now or later?

As an executive, it's important to ensure that the complexities of your finances are organized so that your legacy and estate are well taken care of in the long run.

Three tools you can use to protect your health and wealth care interests while you are alive: (1) the financial power of attorney, (2) the trusted contact, and (3) the healthcare advance directive (including a living will and healthcare power of attorney).

Joe was asked to describe how his experience as a 1976 UNR Med graduate differed from that of his daughter, Anna—aka Dr.(!) Anna Hollen, a member of the Class of 2019.

In today’s climate of free financial plans, $0 fund pricing and automated investment management tools, you may wonder whether you still need a living, breathing financial adviser.

Being a small business owner is stressful enough. Now you're slammed with an unexpected tax bill. Through planning and execution, you can significantly reduce your small business tax bill.

Being an estate executor is an important role to take on and it's important to understand your roles and responsibilities. It's not a task to take lightly but here are the top 5 duties to be aware of and what you absolutely need to know.

You’ve likely heard that getting married can mean big tax breaks in your future, but the truth is you need to do your math and research carefully before filing.

There are a number of details involved when it comes to maximizing your Social Security benefits. If you're married, it's important to consider your options for both you and your partner.