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Here's another reason to put money toward your retirement nest egg.
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Are the non-workers benefiting from the current tax code in any way or is it the wealthy who are still getting the big breaks?
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If you have a Roth IRA, you are responsible for keeping track of your pretax versus after-tax assets.
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Increases in estate tax rates and possible fiscal cliff implications will make things more difficult when it comes to arrangements for your death.
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From jury duty to student loan interest, here are some deductions for 2012 that people may overlook.
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IRA assets can't be taxed twice - find out how to avoid paying the second time around.
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Put your kids through school without being hounded by the tax man.
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Eager to save for retirement? Learn how to avoid overpayment penalties.
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Learn how to work with the tax man to avoid getting gouged when you convert your plans.
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Taxpayers with large taxable estates were required to take steps to reduce them before 2011.
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The fiscal cliff is all over the news. Find out what it means and how it could affect you.
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From taxes to unemployment rates, there are many ways the average American could be affected by the possible fiscal cliff.
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Owning a home is much more expensive than renting. Here are the places where the costs differ greatly.
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Sometimes it actually pays to have kids if you are looking for significant tax breaks.
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Homebodies can save big on their tax bill. Learn how to get in on the action.
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Read on to find out what deductions, incentives and other tax laws have changed this year.
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Understanding how property taxes work will ensure that you won't be overcharged.
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If you want to build a better rapport with your clients, this is a good place to start.
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As the eastern part of the United States cleans and rebuilds, tax-related issues are sure to arise for the millions affected by the storm.
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We outline the incentives and help you take full advantage of the benefits.
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You've probably heard that ETFs are better than mutual funds, but you need to consider all aspects before investing.
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With its plethora of inaccuracies, Monopoly doesn't offer the best lessons in real-world finance.
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Learn how the newest tax laws apply to the proceeds you earn.
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Be informed about benefits and deductions that may apply to you and avoid costly mistakes on your return.
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As the presidential election draws near, the candidates have further defined their positions on many issues, including education.
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There are many things to consider when planning your retirement, including budgets, taxes and long-term care.
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RESPs and other grants help parents save for post-secondary education for their children.
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The wash sale rule can result in the disallowance of a much-needed deduction. Here you can learn what constitutes a wash sale and how to avoid it.
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Older couples have many things to consider when it comes to financial planning, including wills and estate planning.
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Here are some tips to help single parents raise their kids on a more comfortable budget.
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Studies show that cuts to personal income tax rates will improve tax revenues, but not lead to economic growth.
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Here's how your Dependent Care FSA works and how you can use it to your advantage as a parent with dependents.
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Nearly 47% of Americans live at or below the poverty line. Despite safety nets, lower-income people still face challenges.
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Here are three simple questions you should consider when weighing this decision.
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Find out if you have the traits to be a top entrepreneur.
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The process for filing a Canadian tax return is easy and streamlined. Here is the information you need to know before filing.
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According to Jared R. Callister, a former attorney-advisor to the United States Tax Court and current tax attorney for the California firm Fishman Larsen Goldring and Zeitler, because you've owned your home for more than one year, any gains will be treated as a long-term capital gain, and are subject ...
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Here are five celebrities who found themselves on the wrong end of a tax audit. Some of these celebrities faced fines, while others did jail time.
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Some items like electronics and automobiles have vastly different prices in different countries. Here's a look at why.
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These commonly overlooked tax breaks and deductions can add up to big savings for entrepreneurs.
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Transferring a house title can be complicated at times. Here are some guidelines to help you get through the process.
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Texas, Florida, Virginia and Utah are considered to be some of the best states to do business in. Find out why.
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Go beyond interest and find out how mortgage points affect your taxable income.
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Romney's running mate wants to reduce government spending and entitlement programs. What does this mean for the average American?
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The most difficult aspect of this complex product is determining how much coverage you need and why.
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Sales tax holidays can offer consumers a lot of savings. Here's what consumers need to know about saving money on sales taxes.
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Trading forex can make for a confusing time organizing your taxes. These simple steps will keep everything straight.
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Find out how America compares to other nations when it comes to factors such as overall tax burden and total number of hours spent on taxes.
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Boost your returns by learning the tax tricks and loopholes for your exchange-traded funds.
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Generosity may be its own reward, but some charitable giving also provides personal tax benefits.