financial planning
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Tax Transcripts: What They Are and How to Get One
A tax transcript can be an important document when applying for a mortgage, loan, or completing other financial tasks. Learn what tax transcripts are, which type you may need, and how to request one from the IRS.
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IRS Shares Tips for Tracking Charitable Donations
Keeping accurate records of charitable donations can make tax filing easier and help ensure you receive any deductions you may qualify for. The IRS shares important tips for tracking your charitable contributions.
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The Budget Mistake That Keeps You from Reaching Your Financial Goals
Feeling like you’re doing everything right but still not getting ahead financially? Discover the simple budgeting shift that helped transform our financial future—and why making your goals a priority changes everything.
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Employers Announce the Most Job Cuts Since 2009: What This Means for Blind and Low Vision Workers
U.S. employers announced the highest number of January job cuts since 2009. Learn what this economic slowdown could mean for blind and low vision workers and why staying informed matters.
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Inflation May Be Slowing. Here’s What That Could Mean for Everyday Costs
Inflation affects everyday costs, wages, and financial stability. New data suggests price increases slowed in December, which may be a positive sign. Here’s what that could mean for individuals and businesses.
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More People Are Now Eligible for ABLE Accounts. Here’s Why That Matters
Millions more Americans are now eligible to open ABLE accounts, a powerful savings and investment tool for people with blindness or low vision.
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Get Ready for the 2026 Tax Filing Season
The 2026 Tax Filing Season Is Closer Than You Think With the new year just around the corner, the IRS is encouraging taxpayers to start preparing now for the 2026 tax filing season. Taking a few small steps today can make a big difference later, especially when it comes to filing accurately and avoiding delays…