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Lifestyle Spending Accounts are here for the better
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Lifestyle Spending Accounts are here for the better
3 tips on how to treat yourself while on a budget
3 supportive benefits that are gaining popularity
A primer on commuter benefits
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Do you want to save money on taxes in 2021? Then check out these five tips to help you do it with several different taxes you’ll pay this year.
A new year means new opportunities in every area of our lives. For many people, 2021 will be the year to shore up finances, save some money and make investments that will pay off down the road.
But to get to a place of financial freedom, you need money first. Here’s a look at three ways you can save more money in 2021.
The federal government, and maybe your state, is taking a slice of your earnings each paycheck in taxes. Two of those benefits, Social Security and Medicare. But there are benefits that you could get from your employer without paying any taxes on them.
Update May 26, 2023:
We would like to inform you of a recent decision made by Lyft and Uber, which is beyond our control. In April 2023, Lyft announced the discontinuation of their shared rides program called Lyft Shared. Additionally, Uber’s shared rides program, UberX Shared, currently does not support tax-free commuter benefits.
It’s no secret ride-hailing is popular to get around now. More than a third of Americans have used ride-hailing services like Uber. And more than 20 percent say they use a ridesharing service every month. Since it’s growing at a fast rate, people often ask, “Does Uber qualify for commuter benefits?
We hear so much about how significant benefits are to our employment. But how much are our benefits really worth?