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Happy high-anxiety Tuesday! All of these tweets are me right now, nervously waiting to see how this election unfolds. Meanwhile, other pressures of life continue, so read on for details on the new 2021 tax brackets, suggestions for apps you should delete to save money and advice for defusing tense political conversations at work without alienating colleagues or ramping up the drama. Meanwhile, hang in there!

Janie

Take Back Your Life

Between the global pandemic, the recession and a hugely important election, it’s a good idea to save some extra money any way you can these days. One part of your life that you may not realize is sucking your savings dry? Your phone. Consider deleting the following apps and replacing them with better alternatives:

5 Apps You Should Delete To Save Money

Deal With It

You might still be focused on surviving 2020, but when it comes to taxes, it doesn’t hurt to plan ahead. A few days ago, the IRS released updates to the tax code for tax year 2021. Though actual tax brackets remained the same, income limits for each bracket were increased to account for inflation and the standard deduction for 2021 was also increased. These changes will affect how much you pay when you file income taxes in 2022.

Find Your New Tax Bracket For 2021

Pro Tip:

You can’t often choose who you work with, and you probably can’t just avoid them this week because you disagree on politics, either. When a work conversation is going off the rails due to election talk, it takes strategic finesse to call it out and bring the topic back to firmer ground, all while making each person feel heard. Here’s how to defuse tense political conversations in the office.