Dr. Nitin Chhoda analyzes a recent interview with the US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and explores if the U.S. government will provide Americans with more financial help. He also weighed in this week on where administration priorities currently stand.
The Federal Reserve just announced zero interest rates through 2022. The Central Bank voted to keep benchmark short-term rates near zero. The Fed also said it would keep buying bonds, targeting $80 billion a month in Treasury bills and $40 billion in mortgage-backed securities in an effort to maintain market stability.
Dr. Nitin Chhoda analyzes the hidden numbers in the 2020 jobs report and what this means to your financial future. Watch the video all the way to the end and share your thoughts in the comments section! Discover the following: 1. Difference between short term and long term unemployment. 2. The controversial ‘misclassification error’ in the recent jobs report. 3. Some encouraging signs ahead about the future of the economy.
Dr. Nitin Chhoda covers three things in this training video:
1. The Bitter Political Divide – the thing that standing in the way of the second stimulus check.
2. Potentially BIG News from Battleground States – the signs that could make the second stimulus check a political necessity for the current administration.
3. What this means to you – and what is likely to happen next.
If you are working remotely or from home, here are some key tax issues for all workers and employers. These state tax implications tips could save you several hundred, potentially several thousands of dollars in interest and penalties.
In this training video, Dr. Nitin Chhoda covers the proposed payroll tax cut and options for payroll tax relief proposed by the White House.
1. What is payroll tax
2. Payroll tax cut support emerging from the White House
3. What this means to you
In this training video, Dr. Nitin Chhoda addresses the problem with stimulus payments that are too low or too high, and what your options are going forward.
1. Criteria for Stimulus Payments
2. Stimulus payments that are too high or too low
3. What you can expect going forward
THE BIGGEST MYTH ABOUT STIMULUS CHECKS. Where is all this stimulus money coming from? Is it coming from the taxes we pay? Is it coming from the printing of physical currency? It’s neither. Congress must authorize taxes to be allocated for spending, and that has not happened for stimulus money.
While a majority of stimulus checks have gone out, many haven’t received their money yet.The government is still mailing out paper checks, and some are getting their money via a prepaid visa debit card.The process for sending out all of the payments could take months, according to a Congressional timeline.
How to Avoid a Huge Tax Bill & Penalties with Unemployment Benefits | 3 Things NO ONE is Telling You
How to offset a huge tax bill / penalties and interest next year may be the least of your problems right now, and if after you watch this video, you say “Forget the withholding. Let’s put food on the table and keep the lights on. We’ll worry about taxes when the economy recovers” I completely understand and I would do the same.
Did you get denied for unemployment benefits and did you lose your job? In this training video, Dr. Nitin Chhoda explores FOUR important principles to make more money if you’re struggling. This is especially helpful for those who have lost their jobs and are unable to get unemployment benefits in this new, post pandemic world.
Dr. Nitin Chhoda gives you 5 things to do when you’re out of work and bills are piling up. Please watch this video along with FIVE WAYS to Lower Rent, Slash Credit Card & Car Loan Payments During this Crisis. This video training is designed to ease your financial burden during these trying times. Grab a pain and take notes as you watch this.
