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IRS announces 2026 tax filing season begins Jan. 26, with Free File program starting Jan. 9 for taxpayers earning $84,000 or less, while taxpayers have a April 15 deadline. Read More.

As we have noted, sentiment has warmed. There are myriad ways to see this, but one ummm … emerged … in financial coverage this week that we think is worth highlighting. Read More.

The Labor Department released the December jobs report, which showed the U.S. economy added jobs at a modest pace to close out 2025 amid economic uncertainty. Read More.

Speaking to business leaders at the Economic Club of Minnesota, Bessent laid out a vision of an economy revitalized by strategic government intervention in trade, sweeping changes to the tax code, and a sharp pivot away from regulations he said had stifled entrepreneurship and innovation. | Economy Read More.

PASS THE FAIRTAX, SAVE SOCIAL SECURITY AND REDUCE THE NATIONAL DEBT Politicians make promises but the FAIRtax will fully fund Social Security and reduce the national debt. Read More.

Workers can deduct up to $25K in tips and over $12K in overtime pay under new tax law provisions Read More.

Nearly three-quarters dealt with financial setbacks last year, driving focus on emergency funds Read More.

BACK TO ORANGE PARK, FLORIDA With most of us dealing with freezing temperatures and snow in the dead of winter... Read More.

EIA forecasts Brent crude will fall from $69 to $55 per barrel while US oil production remains steady Read More.

Bill Ackman slams California's proposed billionaire wealth tax as "expropriation of private property" as tech moguls reportedly consider leaving the state. Read More.

REMEMBERING MARK GUPTON Read More.

The Trump administration has proposed garnishing the wages of those in default on their student loans next year. Read More.

New retirement plan contribution limits announced by the IRS for 2026 include higher 401(k), IRA and catch-up contribution amounts for enhanced retirement planning. Read More.

FROM ALL OF US AT AMERICANS FOR FAIR TAXATION! HAPPY NEW YEAR! Read More.

Goldman Sachs economists predict U.S. economic growth will accelerate to 2.6% in 2026, driven by tax cuts, reduced tariff drag and Federal Reserve rate cuts. Read More.