How Parents Can Keep More of Their Hard-Earned Money Without Extra Stress

Raising a family is expensive—between daycare, braces, sports gear, and the Costco snack aisle, it adds up fast. But what if we told you Uncle Sam actually wants to help (for once)? 🤯 With a little tax strategy magic, you can keep more money in your pocket while giving your family the life they deserve.

Here’s how to make that happen.

1. Know Your Credits (And Use Them!)

The Child Tax Credit is a game-changer. For 2025, you could be eligible for up to $2,000 per child. It’s a direct reduction of your tax bill—not just a deduction. If your income falls within the eligible range, you could seriously reduce what you owe (or boost your refund).

Bonus: If your kids are in daycare, don’t skip the Child and Dependent Care Credit.

2. Make the Most of Deductions

If you’re married, filing jointly, and over the standard deduction limit, you could benefit from:

• Mortgage interest deductions

• Student loan interest deductions

• Medical expenses (above 7.5% of AGI)

And yes—those medical braces? They might just be deductible.

3. Start a 529 Plan

A 529 education savings account grows tax-free and can be withdrawn tax-free when used for qualified education expenses. Plus, many states offer additional tax benefits for contributions.

4. Hire Your Kids (Yes, Really)

If you’re a business owner, hiring your child can lower your taxable income and teach them money skills early on. It’s a win-win—and totally legal if you follow the rules.

5. Don’t Wait Until Tax Season

Proactive planning lets you make smart moves before the year ends. That’s where we come in.

You work hard to support your family. Let’s make sure your tax plan does the same.

Book a free call with our team to find out how your family can save smarter—not harder.