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Category: Financial News
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Your Right to Representation with the IRS
Did you know that every taxpayer has the right to representation when working with the IRS? This right is one of the ten fundamental protections outlined in the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
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Practical Steps to Reach $1 Million
For most people, hitting a net worth of $1 million isn’t about luck or inheritance—it’s about planning, smart financial habits, and consistency over time. Here’s how to build toward this milestone.
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U.S. GDP Revised to 3.8% Growth in Q2
The U.S. economy grew faster than previously estimated in the second quarter of 2025, according to revised figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).
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67% Living Paycheck to Paycheck in 2025
A new financial wellness report finds that 67% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck in 2025, up from 63% in 2024. Rising costs, inflation, and an uncertain job market are squeezing households across the country.
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Inflation and Investing: Smart Strategies
With grocery bills rising and inflation running hotter than the Federal Reserve’s target, many households are asking how to protect their savings.
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Smart Ways to Travel on a Budget in 2025
Dreaming of a vacation but worried about costs? You’re not alone. With some planning and smart strategies, you can stretch your travel dollars further and still enjoy a memorable trip in 2025.
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ABLE NRC Webinar: New 2026 Eligibility
Millions More Eligible for ABLE Accounts in 2026: Upcoming Webinar Note: This webinar is hosted by the ABLE National Resource Center (ABLE NRC), not by Penny Forward. On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, from 2–3 pm ET, the ABLE National Resource Center will host a webinar explaining the ABLE Age Adjustment Act and what it means…
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Fed Rate Cut: What It Means for Your Savings
The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark rate by a quarter point this week—its first reduction of 2025 after holding rates steady for five straight meetings.