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Here's another tax deadline to be aware of. And no, it's not April 17.
Politicians in California, New York, and New Jersey have come up with ideas to protect residents' federal deductions.
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If you bought long-term care insurance years ago, you're probably facing some steep rate increases. Here's what you should do next.
If your home isn't selling and you're approached with a rent-to-own proposition, it might be worth considering.
Using a 529 account to pay for elementary through high school can be beneficial, as long as there are funds left for college.
New gender lens investment strategies can help you put your money behind companies that treat women fairly.
Politicians in California, New York, and New Jersey have come up with ideas to protect residents' federal deductions.
Thanks to smart planning and market highs, your retirement nest egg may be sufficiently funded. Here are the next steps.
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Taxes are just one factor in picking the right college savings plan. Here's what else you should know.
The Oracle of Omaha plans to continue working. But "work forever" isn't a viable strategy for everyone.
A lack of tax guidance on cryptocurrencies is leaving investors struggling to figure out how to report gains on their tax returns.
The market is up, yet advisors say some investors may benefit from a more conservative shift.
Independent workers can face big tax bills if they don't pay estimated taxes throughout the year.
The cost of attendance takes a backseat to convenience and prestige.
To stretch your savings, choosing the right destination once you've stopped working can make or break those lazy-day fantasies.
These two popular retirement savings options each have very different rules.
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