Choosing whether to do your own taxes or pay a pro is a big decision. Here’s everything you need to know about hiring someone to filed your taxes for you […]
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Tax season is in full swing, and the headlines tell of a “historic” funding deal that will “help” the IRS hire more employees to process our tax returns. Enjoy
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For young people, saving for retirement may be low on your list priorities — somewhere between cleaning the bathroom and going to the DMV. Yet according to financial advisors, investing
A new study explores the reasons workers claim Social Security benefits early, as most would be better off to wait and claim them at 70. The typical worker is leaving
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Are you ready for the upcoming year’s end? Review these three essential financial steps to help ensure that your finances are maintained, your investments are risk aligned, and your tax
If you’re concerned about debt and want to find a way to reduce the stress and make it easier to pay down, debt consolidation might be a good choice. Learn
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Retirees are getting some good news: The 4% spending rule is back. Thanks to high inflation and volatile stock and bond markets, the traditional advice for retirees who need to
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Tipping and how we tip can feel complicated, but it doesn‘t have to be. We all want to thank our favorite baristas, but a lot of us don‘t know how.
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Try not to listen to the dire predictions of an impending recession…you should be concerned, but maybe not as much as you think. This time it’s a bit more complicated.
If you’re 49 or older and have nothing saved for retirement, take a deep breath. Here are three of the easiest ways to help you catch up (and fast).