Welcome to the Jill on Money Show.

It's Friday, November 14th.

And we are here trying to help you make smart financial decisions.

And, you know, we've already talked about this in the last week or so.

I just think it is going to be a very weird time when everybody goes to file their taxes next year, realizing

that they could have done so many wonderful things to take advantage of changes in the tax

rules. And then you're going to be in April and you're going to be, oh, why didn't I listen to

to Jill back in November? So listen up. There are a lot of things that have changed in the tax

code. And some of them actually applied to this year, some of them apply to next year.

And so if you want to get a jump on your year end tax and financial planning, you should be a subscriber to Jill on Money Live.

You know, that is the service where you have access to quarterly live webinars, the back catalog of those

webinars, bonus audio and video content, and it costs you 45 bucks for the next 12 months.

So our upcoming webinars next week, Wednesday, November 19th, and we are going to dive deep

into year-end tax and financial planning. Can I give you a tiny preview?

One of the things that's changing is the way that charitable contributions are treated. I don't

think people get this. I know that I didn't really focus on this until we did an interview with

a guy from Schwab from this organization called DAF Giving 360.

You know, if you're in the highest tax bracket, if you're in that 37% bracket, there's going to be a new cap on charitable deductions.

That's next year.

And anyone who is an itemizer is going to have to give away a little bit more money to get bang for their buck next year.

So this is a year right now, 2025 could be a year where you really start to think about how am I going to take advantage of the changes in the tax code.

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