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Stop overpaying taxes: SSA rules explained — hidden ways to saveMany people think Social Security Administration income is always tax-free, but that is not true. Taxes depend on your total income and rul...- Don’t miss out: Smart last-minute tax moves to boost deductions before April 15Tax tips before April 15 deadline: With the April tax deadline approaching, organize your documents and explore deductions for retirement a...
- Want a bigger tax refund? 4 key tax moves middle-class families should knowIRS Tax Refund 2026: Nearly $3,000 is the average IRS tax refund, yet many families miss key benefits. Middle-class tax refund strategies i...
- Top tax-planning strategies that can save you thousands — what smart filers are doing nowMany people want to pay less tax during tax season. Experts say smart filers use simple legal ways to reduce taxable income. These include ...
- 4 little-known strategies that could shrink your 2026 taxesMany people think taxes are only paperwork, but experts say they are a chance to save money. By understanding tax brackets and planning ear...
- One 2025 tax return decision could change your 2026 retirement income — here’s what to knowChoices made while filing a 2025 tax return can impact retirement income in 2026. Income timing can affect Medicare premiums, Social Securi...
- Getting $2,800 a month in Social Security? Ways to reduce the taxes you oweSocial Security taxes are rising fast, catching retirees with $2,800 monthly benefits off guard. Nearly half already pay federal taxes. Fro...
- Who’s matching Trump’s $1,000 contribution? Full list of employers joining the Trump accounts pushTrump Accounts are new savings plans for U.S. children that start with a $1,000 government deposit. Parents can add money, and some employe...
- Yes, you can retire with too much money — here’s how savers are pulling it offMany people are now retiring with more money than they need. Studies show this happens because of early saving, smart investing, and carefu...
- Trump accounts explained: How they compare to IRAs and 529s for saving and investingTrump accounts are new savings plans for children backed by the US government. They start with $1,000 and grow like an IRA until the child ...
- This little-known IRS tax trick could save retirees thousands, yet 90% never use itA little-known IRS tax rule called a qualified charitable distribution can help retirees donate to charity and pay less tax. This option is...
- Personal Finance Tips: Follow these tips to end 2025 in strong financial notePersonal Finance: Investors with highly appreciated holdings in taxable accounts should consider giving appreciated assets directly to char...
- Inside the new ‘Trump Accounts’: Who qualifies and how this cash-boosting program really worksTrump accounts are a new savings plan for kids that helps families start early with money for the future. The program gives some children a...
- Trump sends out $250 checks to 25 million Americans — see if you are on the listTrump Accounts eligibility requirements: Tech CEO Michael Dell and his wife, Susan, pledged $6.25 billion to Trump Accounts, a new tax-adva...
- 90% of Americans miss this simple tax trick that can slash RMD pain — don’t be one of themMany retirees don’t know about a simple IRS-approved tax trick called a Qualified Charitable Distribution. It helps them give money to char...
- Complete guide to saving money on taxes in 2025: Easy tips for retirement, health, home, education, children, and moreYou can save money on taxes by using retirement accounts, health savings accounts, and education credits. Parents can get benefits for chil...
- Bitcoin trial: Defendant wins dispute over $50B in BitcoinCraig Wright, a computer scientist who claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin, prevailed in a civil trial verdict against the family of a dec...
- Bitcoin trial: Defendant wins dispute over $50 billion in BitcoinNow the cryptocurrency community will be looking to see if Wright follows through on his promise to prove he is the owner of Bitcoin. Doing...
- CEOs get more perks as pay fallsThe median value of these and similar perks rose nearly 7% at $170,501 in 2008, up from $159,586 the year before.
- Bush nod for pension rejig soonSweeping new rules aimed at prodding companies into shoring up their pension plans and ensuring that workers get the retirement benefits th...
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