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Last Minute Holiday Shopping? Here’s How To Make BNPL Work for You

Key takeaways Holiday shopping has a way of sneaking up on you. You tell yourself you’ll get […]
How To Split Friendsgiving Costs Without Losing Money

Communication, pre-dinner planning, and general teamwork can help keep Friendsgiving costs down and […]
Open Enrollment: What It Means for Your Taxes

Open enrollment generally runs from November through January 15. If you’re self-employed, here's […]
Budget-Friendly & Sustainable Ways To Build Your Dream Halloween Costume

Shopping your closet, clothing swaps, and strategic secondhand shopping can go a long way in […]
What Changed When These 3 People Got Honest About Their Money Habits

About 50% of Americans said their finances worsened in 2025. And even though economic factors […]
The True Cost of Being an NFL Fan, According to My Wallet

I’m a die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan living in Southern California, so the recent kickoff of […]
Say It In October: Money Conversations Worth Having Before the Holidays

The cheapest holiday conversation you’ll have this year is the one you have in October. By […]
Why Gen Z Buys from Influencers They Don’t Necessarily Trust

When Taylor was on the hunt for a new foundation, influencer tutorials were her first stop. “I […]
Gen Z Is Spending To Keep Up With Social Media. Clothing Rental Offers a Way Out

“Every time me and my friends go out, someone’s taking pictures that will probably end up […]
Most Businesses Are Scaling the Wrong Things. Here’s What to Actually Build

Everything you say yes to is something else you’re saying no to. When business owners say […]
Has Having Kids Become a Luxury Purchase?

Scroll through your social media feeds, and you’ll likely come across conversations reflecting […]
The Hidden Tax on Moving Slow: Why the Cost of Hesitation Is Higher Than You Think

Everyone talks about the risk of moving too fast. Not enough people talk about the cost of moving […]
The Businesses That Will Win the Next Decade Already Look Different. Here’s How

I spend my days inside companies helping them get on the right side of history. I see lots of […]
You Can’t Scale a Business You Don’t Understand. Start with the Numbers

A lot of business owners are great at vision. Product. Growth strategy. The story of what the […]
For New Grads, the Real Student Loan Question Isn’t RAP vs. Tiered, It’s $111 a Month

Starting July 1, 2026, federal student loan plans like PAYE and SAVE are going away. They’re […]
As Grocery Bills Increase, Gen Z Claps Back

For Gen Zers dealing with higher grocery bills, no-spend and low-buy challenges are becoming a […]

Senator Moreno’s 100% Federal Tax on Data Center Incentives Would Usurp Sound State Sales Tax Policies

Senator Bernie Moreno’s proposed RECLAIM Act (S. 5689) would impose a 100 percent tax on state […]
Senator Kelly’s Plan to “Make AI Work for Americans” Is Funded by Three Poorly Designed Taxes

If lawmakers want to pay for new government spending, better approaches include broadening the […]
Tariff Update: Where Things Stand After the Supreme Court Ruling

The US Supreme Court struck down the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs in […]
Digital Services Taxes in the United Kingdom and Belgium Create Large Economic Harms per Unit of Revenue

Evaluations of digital services taxes in the UK and Belgium show tiny annual revenue collections […]
State Tax Rates on Long-Term Capital Gains, 2026

Savings and investment are essential for individuals’ and families’ financial security and for […]
2027 Tax Brackets

Explore the IRS inflation-adjusted 2027 tax brackets, for which taxpayers will file tax returns in […]
EU Tax Omnibus Proposal: Suggestions for Improving Its Legal Design and Increasing Its Political Viability

Tax Foundation Europe's input to the European Commission’s public consultations on the Tax […]
The State Tax Competitiveness Index Is Your Guide to Economic “Wins Above Replacement”

Taxes are an important part of the mix, and modernizing a state’s tax structure helps position it […]
2027 State Tax Competitiveness Index

The State Tax Competitiveness Index enables policymakers, taxpayers, and business leaders to gauge […]
What a Democratic Congress Means for Federal Tax Policy in 2027

With Democrats retaking control of the US House of Representatives and US Senate, several new […]
How Tax Policy Fared on the Ballot in 2026

In red and blue states alike, voters showed wariness toward novel changes to the tax code, with two […]
UK Autumn Budget Prioritizes Short-Term Relief over Long-Term Growth

The UK’s 2026 Autumn Budget largely favors short-term relief over growth, highlighting the need […]
Economic Education Includes Addressing Tax Confusion

Economics isn’t just a course with supply and demand graphs and a quirky usage of “guns and […]
What Is the US Debt Limit and Why Does It Matter?

The debt limit is one of Congress’s few chances to debate unsustainable borrowing, and reforms […]
Congress Has a Chance to Improve the Taxpayer Experience in 2026

The Senate recently passed the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, which contains 65 provisions to […]
Pillar Two Implementation in Europe, 2026

22 of the 27 EU Member States have implemented both the income inclusion rule and the qualified […]