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Don’t Roll Over RMDs To Other Retirement Accounts
Some retirees continue to make a key mistake with required minimum distributions, and that could cost them a lot of…
Why Most Americans Say A College Degree Isn’t Worth The Student Debt
A majority of Americans don’t think going into debt for a four-year college degree is worth it, according to a…
We Have $1.2M in an IRA, Plus Another $750k and Social Security. Should We Shift Assets to a Target Date Fund or an Annuity?
Annuities and target date funds are popular assets for households who are either saving for retirement or already in their…
How Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales Works
If you sell your home for a profit, the IRS considers this a taxable capital gain. This rule applies to…
What to do when you don’t pay off the balance on a 0% APR business credit card
Key takeaways If you run out of time to pay off your balance within a 0 percent APR window, a…
What is ATM skimming and how do you protect yourself?
Our writers and editors used an in-house natural language generation platform to assist with portions of this article, allowing them…
Small Businesses Stay Resilient Despite Adversity
Despite ongoing challenges such as high prices and rising wages, the small business economy is showing continued resilience and growing…
Biden’s Tariffs Conflict With His Environmental Goals
Slowing climate change has been a signature issue for President Joe Biden. But Biden also has been an ardent booster…
IRS Says Direct File Will Be A Permanent, Free Tax Filing Option In All 50 States
Direct File will be a permanent, free tax filing option—that's the word from the U.S. Department of the Treasury and…
How Much Money the Average Person Has Saved at 50
The answer to this question will depend on your income, expenses and saving habits, among other factors. One reliable source…
