Planning to do your own paperwork this year? Tune in on Thursday for some free advice from Kiplinger’s Personal Finance and the National Association of Person Financial Advisors.
Experts from both will answer your questions via a live webchat between 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Eastern. You can access the chat via live.kiplinger.com or follow along with the Twitter hashtag #MaximizeMoney.
They’ll be offering expert opinion on some pretty essential stuff, including but not limited to:
The newly widowed: How do factor in life insurance and/or inheritance monies?
The recently divorced: Legal fees, asset transfers, home sales, child exemptions – it’s complicated.
Recent college graduates: Hope you kept your receipts if you moved for your first job, because there’s a deduction for that.
Parents of recent college graduates: Helping with student loans? There’s a deduction for that.
Homeowners: Property taxes? Mortgage insurance? Home Improvements? Home sales? Learn how this affects you.
Moms and dads: Find out how child tax credits, dependency exemptions, deductions for child care and other factors can ease the high costs of parenhood.
You can also ask general questions about personal finance during the eight-hour live event. Or just check in now and then to read other people’s questions, because you might learn something.
This is one time when “you get what you pay for” doesn’t ring true: Kiplinger’s has been around for nine decades, and NAPFA members are fee-only financial planners. Take advantage of this free advice from some trusted providers.
