The Brilliant Blog

Take better control of your finances in 2022 by following these simple steps.

If you have a large estate subject to the estate tax upon your death, consider ways to give some of your wealth to your loved ones now.

Many disabled individuals qualify for tax credits and other benefits. Here are a few of them:

For those without regular income or with no automatic taxes withheld, here’s how you can be methodical & responsible with income & taxes.

Learn more about how compound interest works with the "rule of 72."

The tax situation of every taxpayer is unique. Below you will find a list of possible tax strategies that you might find useful:

Consumers resisted spending during COVID. Now, the urge to splurge is high. Nevertheless, you shouldn't overextend yourself financially:

A report on COVID-related fraud cost consumers nearly $500 million. As COVID-19’s cost on society becomes clearer, here’s what it shows:

If you buy a new car, how should you deal with an old car? Options with and without tax ramifications are available:

Here's how ultra-wealthy individuals have accumulated millions and billions of dollars through Roth IRAs:

It may seem like paying bills early won’t change anything, but there are three important ways it makes a big difference:

Putting an end to overspending will help you achieve your financial goals—and it's not as hard as you might think.