Texas every day people spend money. Money is the official currency issued by a government or a national bank. While people spend money, they also create budgets for the expenditure of money, establish credit for a healthy financial plan, and create retirement budgets so as to have a safety net for a delightful and enjoyable golden age.

	The Economic Impacts of Tax Changes
	Major tax cuts and increases are those exceeding 3 percent of state tax revenue. States with smaller tax cuts in the 1990s are not shown.*Many states also reduced or froze Medicaid payments to providers. in Texas Examples of Major 1994-01 Tax Cuts Reduced property tax (replaced lostrevenue from state funds) Major tax increase (over 3% of state tax revenue) Not Applicable Smaller tax increase (between 1% and 3%) Not Applicable Medicaid Cuts Enacted in FY 02 and/or Planned in FY 03 Examples* Considering copayment increases andother changes Cuts in Other Services-Some Examples Source: Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured

The Financial world is a world made up of difficult to understand numbers, figures, and diagrams. Professionals dealing with the financial markets, such as accountants, financial planners, etc., are very much in demand.

Texas Financial Planners are one of he most esteemed of financial professionals. Their duties often include assisting individuals with budgeting and taxes, manage your money and resources, administer wills and trusts, etc.

Texas Issues and topics related to finance include:

• Budgeting & Taxes
• Certified Financial Planners
• Consumer Finance
• Corporate Finance
• Credit
• Financial Planning
• Home Ownership
• Paying for Education
• Privacy, Fraud, & Scams
• Responding To Life Events
• Retirement Planning
• Saving & Investing