Never miss a money deadline again.
April 15 is the famous one — but there are dozens more, and missing them costs real money. Money Calendar keeps every critical date in one place, tuned to your life, and syncs to the calendar you already use.
5 dates on your calendar
- Planning
Annual financial review
January 15Kick off the year with a look at your Blueprint, net worth, and goals.
What to do
- Update your goals and net worth
- Reset your savings targets for the year
- Planning
W-4 withholding checkup
January 31Start the year by checking your paycheck withholding — especially after a raise, marriage, or new child.
What to do
- Review your W-4 after any big life change
- Adjust so you're not over- or under-withholding
- Taxes
Federal income tax filing deadline
April 15File your federal return (or an extension) and pay any balance owed.
What to do
- Gather your W-2s, 1099s, and deduction records
- File your return or request an extension
- Pay any balance to avoid penalties and interest
- Retirement
IRA contribution deadline (prior year)
April 15Last day to contribute to an IRA for the previous tax year — a rare second chance to boost last year's savings.
What to do
- Check how much IRA room you have left for last year
- Contribute before the deadline if you can
- Healthcare
ACA Marketplace open enrollment
November 1 – January 15Enroll in or change a marketplace health plan for next year (if you don't have employer coverage).
What to do
- Compare plans on total cost, not only the premium
- Check whether you qualify for subsidies
- Enroll before the window closes
These are the standard U.S. deadlines. Exact dates shift year to year (weekends and holidays) and by state — always confirm your own, especially property tax and state filing dates. Money Calendar is education, not tax or legal advice. In the app, Brix personalizes these dates to your state and accounts and sends 90/60/30/7-day reminders.
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