Churches can lose their tax-exempt status if they engage in political campaign activity, but the rules involve a lot of gray area.
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To help you identify ways to lower your cost of living, GOBankingRates interviewed a variety of money-saving experts. Here’s what they had to say about trimming your living expenses.
For many Americans, the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic ran to two different extremes. Those who couldn’t work because of lockdown-related business closures, or who saw their wages diminish due to reduced hours, might have faced financial devastation in the form of drained bank accounts and mounting debt.
With tens of thousands of flights canceled during the past pandemic year and international travel all but shut down for months, it is widely accepted that there is a pent-up demand for vacations and air travel.
Many Americans face a slew of financial burdens, from high costs of living and healthcare expenses to taxes and college tuition. And for some people, these countless burdens can make it seem like they’ll always be poor — or at least “poor” by their standards.
Though gift-giving will still be a major part of the holiday season, it seems like everyone is looking for ways to spread cheer while saving money.
Although many, many things have changed this year, it’s unlikely that the holidays will be cancelled. Whew.
Although many have now spent months working remotely, you might still be struggling to adjust to the new normal. And with many working from home for the foreseeable future, it’s not too late to take steps to optimize that experience.
Aside from being extremely wealthy, many of the world’s 2,153 billionaires have some strange things in common — from their marital status to their astrological sign.
It’s common knowledge that top-level bankers are quite well paid — but where the income comes from is less clear.