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  • An older couple looking confused as they look over their tax documents

    This Common Retiree Regret Could Shrink Your Income

    People spend their whole working lives planning for retirement, but many still run into the same problem and wish they'd addressed it sooner.

    By Brianna Gunter 12 days ago Read More
  • Exterior of an IRS building.

    What You Should Never Say When You're Dealing With The IRS

    Speaking with the IRS can be overwhelming, but dealing with the agency can be that much easier if you avoid saying this to agents handling your case.

    By Daniel Feininger 14 days ago Read More
  • The U.S. Capitol Building at sunset

    9 Ways To Save Social Security, Ranked From Worst To Best

    Social Security is fast approaching insolvency. While this could pose serious financial complications for seniors, there are ways to get the fund back on track.

    By Daniel Feininger 15 days ago Read More
  • Two women in an office going over paperwork and discusssing financial strategy

    When Your Net Worth Reaches $500,000, Do These Things To Protect Your Gains

    Amassing wealth and seeing strong returns on investments takes hard work, and these tricks will help ensure you hold onto as much of that money as possible.

    By Toni Matthews - El 1 month ago Read More
  • Close-up of a smartphone displaying an IRS webpage about 401(k) plans next to a pen and printed documents

    These States Have The Steepest 401k Withdrawal Penalties

    Early 401(k) withdrawals incur penalties in the form of various taxes. If you live in one of these states, you'll pay the most to withdraw from your 401(k)s.

    By Tamilore Onikosi 1 month ago Read More
  • Retirement 401(k) plan represented by egg in hand with

    Your Employer's 401(k) Match Is Doing A Lot More Than Growing Your Retirement

    If your employer offers matching 401(k) contributions, these extra funds can offer a lot more benefits than simply boosting your retirement savings.

    By Jack Vatsal 2 months ago Read More
  • Happy excited young woman using smartphone dancing at home.

    The Hands-Down Best Tax Breaks For Homeowners In These 11 US States

    Tax breaks can help homeowners make their living situation more affordable. Find out which states offer the best tax deductions and credits before you move.

    By Byron Armstrong 2 months ago Read More
  • A stone house in a sunny countryside in Italy.

    Inheriting A Home Abroad Could Be Nothing More Than A Hassle

    While the idea of inheriting a home in a beautiful overseas city might sound like a dream, the reality of navigating differing policies can be anything but.

    By Brianna Gunter 2 months ago Read More
  • Hands pulling a U.S. Treasury check from an envelope

    The COVID Refund That Could Put Real Money Back In Your Pocket

    Thanks to a federal court ruling from late 2025, some taxpayers may be eligible for a refund related to their COVID-19-era returns and payments.

    By Tamilore Onikosi 2 months ago Read More
  • Two women looking at laptop and talking.

    When Your Net Worth Reaches This Number, It's Time To Upgrade Your Tax Plans

    While no one particularly enjoys thinking about their taxes, there is an important milestone to keep in mind when considering certain tax strategies.

    By Kyle Schurman 2 months ago Read More
  • Front view of Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta with a gold dome, framed by trees under a clear blue sky

    The Peach State Has Big Plans To Eliminate Income Taxes (And It's Not The Only One)

    One southern state is making headlines for some drastic measures involving its tax laws, and several of its neighbors are making similar moves.

    By Tamilore Onikosi 2 months ago Read More
  • President Donald Trump speaking at a White House podium.

    Fact Check: Will Trump Actually Cut Taxes For Social Security In 2026?

    While the OBBBA has cut taxes on things like tips and overtime, Trump's promise to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits is less straightforward.

    By Carolyn Osorio 2 months ago Read More
  • A smiling woman sitting at a desk with an open laptop in front of her.

    If You Have This Type Of Portfolio, You're A Smart Investor

    There are as many kinds of portfolios out there as there are people, but keeping certain principles in mind when building yours can save you a lot of money.

    By Sarah Bloomfield 2 months ago Read More
  • Young woman on a private jet drinking coffee and looking at charts with a laptop open

    Unwritten Rules You Should Know Before Reaching A 7-Figure Net Worth

    If you're about to join the millionaires' club (or you recently have), these unwritten rules will help you protect your newfound wealth and continue growing it.

    By Daniel Feininger 2 months ago Read More
  • Calculator displaying Tax 2026 on screen

    How Long Will It Take To Get Your Tax Refund In 2026?

    When you will receive your tax refund depends largely on when you file and whether you file online, through a service, or via the mail.

    By Drew Martz 3 months ago Read More
  • A server looking disappointed as she holds a tip jar

    The Hidden Downsides Of The 'No Tax On Tips' Rule

    The One Big Beautiful Bill Act supposedly allows Americans to exempt tip-based income from their taxes, but that might not be cause for celebration.

    By Colin Boyd 3 months ago Read More
  • A man uses his phone to deposit a check

    The IRS Just Released The Average Tax Refund In 2026 (So Far)

    Millions of Americans have already filed their returns for the 2025 tax year, and the IRS released one telling statistic that could impact the entire country.

    By Colin Boyd 3 months ago Read More
  • Older woman filling out documents with younger woman

    One Of The Best Assets To Inherit Isn't Cash Itself

    While leaving an all-cash inheritance may seem like the best way to help your beneficiaries, certain cash substitutes can help simply the process.

    By Daniel Feininger 3 months ago Read More
  • An older couple going over their finances with an estate planner

    When Your Net Worth Reaches This Number, It's Time To Upgrade Your Estate Plans

    Financial assets often outlive their owner. When those assets reach a certain value, having the proper plans in place for their future is essential.

    By Jennifer Woods 3 months ago Read More
  • Gold Colored 2026 text and stack coin over 100 American dollar bills.

    The New Money Rules Of 2026 And How They Affect You

    The One Big Beautiful Bill has made taxes even more complex. Before you make any money goals for 2026, figure out how the new rules could impact your finances.

    By Stephen Gadaleta 3 months ago Read More
  • A young woman filling out paperwork and using calculator at desk

    The 'Tax Refunder Of Maryland' Says These Money Moves Are A No-Brainer

    There are lots of variables to consider when filing your taxes, but two behaviors in particular could wind up saving you some serious money and hassle.

    By Daniel Feininger 3 months ago Read More
  • Women holding Social Security check.

    A Major Change Could Be Coming For Social Security In Some States

    The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has reduced taxes on Social Security benefits. A state-level taxation change may also be on the way in certain states.

    By Abel Rodriguez 3 months ago Read More
  • A pen sitting on top of American tax forms that still need to be filled out.

    3 Famous Millionaires That Are Happy To Pay Higher Taxes

    These famous millionaires believe that they're not paying enough in taxes and that the world's wealthiest should be taxed more to reduce inequality.

    By Brianna Gunter 3 months ago Read More
  • A young woman paying her taxes

    Why Bigger Tax Refunds In 2026 Could Ultimately Cost Americans

    Your tax return might look nicer than usual in 2026, but some experts believe that this potential increase won't exactly be cause for celebration.

    By Erik Bojnansky 3 months ago Read More
  • A family looking toward a house.

    Homeowner Property Taxes Could Disappear In These US States

    As more and more people feel their budgets being squeezed, the potential to save money via the elimination of property taxes might be tempting.

    By Sarah Bloomfield 3 months ago Read More
  • Tax refund check from U.S. treasury

    The Tax Refund Change Most Filers Will Face In 2026

    An executive order from President Trump has changed how most American taxpayers will get their tax refunds in 2026 and beyond. Here is what we know.

    By Jennifer Woods 3 months ago Read More
  • A young woman in a button-down shirt shaking hands with a person in a blue suit inside an office.

    5 Questions You Should Ask A Financial Planner Before Hiring Them

    Before you hire a financial planner, you need to make sure they're a good fit for your long-term goals. Asking these questions is a good place to start.

    By Brianna Gunter 4 months ago Read More
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