Dec 25, 2017
9:34:16am
9:34:16am
Yep, this is something to get the word out on. For those in the right situation - you could be saving 25% or 28%, etc
on any itemized contributions. So if it works out that you shift $10,000 to this year that is $2,500+ dollars in direct savings just by paying extra one year vs the next. Definitely worth trying if the situation works out for you.
Thanks Acorn for helping get the word out.
Thanks Acorn for helping get the word out.
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