Financial Tools
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We Are Always Here to Help, but We’ve Also Created a Bunch of Tools For You to Manage Your Finances On Your Own!
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Resources & Calculators
Useful Resources for Financial Management & Forecasting
401k Calculator
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Interest Calculator
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Retirement Planner
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Payment Manager
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Other Tools & Resources
Debt & Credit Cards
Retirement
Insurance
Savings
Invetsments
Taxes
Louisiana Legislative Lowdown
Anticipation is on the rise as Louisiana’s 2025 Regular Legislative Session is set to convene at noon on Monday, April 14, 2025. The session will adjourn no later than 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 12, 2025. Since it is an odd-numbered year, this session is a fiscal session that will focus on budgetary and financial matters; however, legislators may file up to five non-fiscal bills.
Property Tax Legislative and National Trends
The last day to file bills for the 89th Texas Legislative regular session occurred on March 14th. Amongst a handful of bill priorities, property tax relief is once again in the mix. Several bills have been filed on both the House and Senate side with aims of reducing property taxes on both residential and business properties. A mix of approaches are being considered, including changes to school district rate compression, changes to appraisal caps, increases to the homestead exemption ($140,000, up from the current $100,000), and increases to the business personal property exemption ($250,000, up from the current $2,500).
Additional information on SB4/SJR2, HB8, and HB9/HJR1 (as well as other relevant proposals) can be found here: Texas’ 89th Legislature Mid-Session Update – Advantous
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