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More than 50 provisions in the SECURE 2.0 Act encourage and incentivize retirement savings...
If you never have money left for savings, try saving your money first. Paying yourself fir...
Qualified dividends have a lower tax rate than ordinary dividends, and you'll need to know...
Report interest you've earned on a CD or other interest-earning account on your federal ta...
You may want to keep a separate bank account if you want financial autonomy, or if you nee...
If you're a new homeowner, you have new potential tax deductions to consider. Mortgage int...
Retirement accounts may be protected in a lawsuit, but the rules vary depending on the typ...
Most retirement accounts are protected in bankruptcy and won't be used to repay your credi...
Most U.S. taxpayers pay both federal and state income taxes. Rules and rates vary from sta...
Tax identity thieves steal your Social Security number and use it to file fake tax returns...
Using a simple formula, you can estimate how much of your income goes toward income taxes,...
You might get a supplemental tax bill if you recently bought a home, finished a home const...
Find out about the W-2, 1099, 1098 and other forms you need to complete your tax return, a...
Report all the interest you earn to the IRS to avoid questions and a possible penalty. You...
You probably know it’s not a good idea to file your taxes late, but you may be surprised t...
Your income taxes are based on your total income for the year minus deductions and credits...
Knowing how much property tax you'll owe and how to pay it are key components to managing ...
If you're a K-12 educator who spends out of pocket for classroom supplies or continuing ed...
A tax return is a series of forms you complete to report your income to the IRS and calcul...
A Roth 401(k) conversion doesn't make sense for everyone. Know your tax liability up front...
Does your cash flow cover your outflow? What's your business's net worth? A balance sheet...
You can roll over funds from an old 401(k) to a new IRA or 401(k) plan, but you have to co...
Even if you itemize, the IRS says you can't deduct homeowners insurance premiums on your t...
Although workers' comp payments aren't taxable, collecting SSDI, SSI and even medical reim...
You can reverse an excess contribution to your 401(k) or 403(b) but you may have to pay ta...
IRAs give you tax advantages to help you maximize retirement savings. Brokerage accounts o...
Even if you anticipate getting an inheritance, consider funding your own retirement plan t...
Through 2025, relocation packages and moving expense reimbursements are included in your r...
Crowdfunding for personal use is generally considered a non-taxable gift. Business crowdfu...
You can enjoy the tax advantages and high contribution limits of a Roth 401(k) and receive...
If you received business payments of $600 or more from a service like Venmo, Uber or eBay,...
If you did $600 or more worth of business on a third—party payment app like PayPal, Venmo ...
As interest rates rise, homebuyers recalculate how much they can afford in monthly payment...
Grace periods and deferments are tools that help you delay loan and credit card payments w...
Starting an IRA while you're a student is smart if you can afford it. Here's how to set up...
The 4% rule is a decent starting point for retirement planning, but be ready to fine tune ...
You can check your pay stub to check the accuracy of your hourly wage or salary, the numbe...
If your child earns income, they can open a custodial IRA to start saving for retirement a...
In 2022, the child tax credit provides a tax break for parents in the form of a $2,000 tax...
Rollover IRAs can simplify your retirement finances without a tax consequence, but be mind...
Find the right credit union and open your account online with a little research and a targ...
Removing excess IRA contributions fast is the key to avoiding a 6% tax and possible penalt...
Bank policies on overdraft and fees are changing. If you want lower or no fees, you may be...
You can adjust your tax withholding by submitting a new W-4 that shows a change in your fi...
Most tax credits are nonrefundable, but a handful of refundable tax credits can reduce you...
Freelancers, contractors and other self-employed people may pay more in taxes. These 15 ta...
Money or assets you pass along to heirs may be subject to estate taxes if your estate exce...
Sold your home for more than you paid? Your profit is subject to capital gains taxes, but ...
Reduce your income and lower your tax bill with tax credits and deductions for retirement ...
Getting a raise could mean moving to a higher tax bracket with a higher tax rate. Manage y...
401(k) and 403(b) plans are more alike than different. Both offer tax-deferred retirement ...
You can contribute up to $20,500 to a 401(k) in 2022, but the IRS may limit what you and y...
Consolidating your 401(k) and IRA retirement accounts into one account can make planning e...
Income taxes and a 10% penalty for early retirement withdrawals make this an expensive opt...
