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Email Marketing Built For Tax Preparation Services. Prices start at only $39.00 per month.
We start by building a free MailChimp template including your logo and links to your website.
We load your newsletter with interesting and engaging content selected for you.
We send you a link so you can review the layout and branding.
Once you're happy, you activate your account. Billing starts at $39.00/month.
We send you a user name and password to login to our online system.
We walk you through the process for how to create appealing ads and messages.
We show you how to upload your initial email list and add more email addresses anytime.
Your newsletter is sent on Wednesdays, you can select weekly, twice per month, or monthly.
We set up optional automated posts to your business Facebook page.
We're available any time via email, and we're happy to chat by phone.
A newsletter with relavent content will help you build trust. Trust is key for any business.
A well designed email newsletter will ensure you and your tax preparation service stand out.
An engaging email newsletter sent to your contacts year round will keep you top-of-mind.
The return on email marketing is 4X the return on social media marketing.
You'll connect a face with your marketing to show that you're friendly and relatable.
Email marketing is simple, inexpensive and guaranteed. Give it a test, it's free.

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We offer professional tax preparation services with convenient options for you to receive your refund quickly with no money up front. Why wait weeks for your money?

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Feb 12, 2020

Tax Changes and Key Amounts for the 2020 Tax Year
Although you're probably focused on filing your 2019 tax return right now, it's never too early to start thinking about next year's return. Proper tax planning requires an awareness of what's new and changed from last year …
Kiplinger

Why a Big Tax Refund Isn't as Awesome as You Think
Last year was the first year we implemented the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into our tax prep, and a lot of people were surprised to learn …
Lifehacker

Nervous about the size of your tax refund? You're not alone
Sure, many people absolutely dread the thought of facing yet another tax season. Who wants to catalog all those charitable contributions …
USA Today

Holiday on plastic: US credit card debt surged in December
Americans gave their credit cards a real workout this past holiday season. The Federal Reserve said Friday that borrowing on credit …
Fox Business

Saving for College: Life Insurance or 529?
A college education may be the key to a better job for most Americans, but saving for college is daunting. College comes at an alarmingly …
Investopedia

Should your student loans and your spouse’s get hitched?
Multiple studies have shown that student debt can cause borrowers to delay getting married. For some borrowers, though, marriage could …
SF GATE

Did You Know There's a Cure for Buyer's Remorse?
Most of us know someone who just can't say no who has gotten themselves into either some kind of an uncomfortable social situation — saying …
Kiplinger

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"Many people take no care of their money till they come nearly to the end of it, and others do just the same with their time."
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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Who was on the front of the once circulated US $10,000 bill?
See the answer below.

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Trivia Answer
Who was on the front of the once circulated US $10,000 bill?
Answer: Salmon P Chase, the 25th US Secretary of the Treasury.