Tax season is here again. It happens every spring and it is typically met with varying degrees of mixed emotions. While paying taxes isn’t optional, we do have choices and actions available to change the outcome on our tax forms each year. This year, in response to the Coronavirus public health emergency, the federal tax filing date has been pushed to July 15th. While this extension may provide some the chance to procrastinate a bit longer, it is also provides a unique opportunity to elevate your understanding of your overall financial health.
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Lessons Learned: On Life and Working from Home
After nearly 20 years of living and working in Manhattan, 9/11 happened. It was jolting and jarring and had a big impact on my life – both personally and professionally. The current emotional energy of COVID-19 brings me back to that time. While the events are completely different, the emotions are strikingly similar: fear, uncertainty, love, compassion, helplessness and urgency.
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Ten Tips for Keeping Yourself Secure when Working Remotely
The Covid-19 crisis has created unprecedented challenges for businesses and employees across almost every industry. For many people, this means a shift to working from home. Unfortunately, it also represents an opportunity for scammers to try and take advantage of the uncertainty. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) of the Department of Homeland Security is reminding people to remain extra-vigilant during this time. Here are some tips to keep yourself safe while working remotely:
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