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Five Social Security Myths That Can Cost You Thousands
Before you collect Social Security benefits, make sure you don't believe any of these falsehoods.
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The Fall Garden Tax? What to Plant and How to Prepare
Tax Tips Fall gardening could increase your taxes this season. Here’s what to know while planting in 2025.
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IRS Income Tax Refund Schedule 2025: When Will Your Refund Arrive?
Tax Refunds Where is your IRS tax refund? Well, it may be arriving sooner than you think.
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Ten States With the Highest Sales Taxes
State Tax These states have the highest sales tax rates in the U.S., but do they really? Learn what taxes look like before you shop.
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States That Won't Tax Your Retirement Income in 2025
Retirement Taxes Several states don’t tax Social Security benefits, 401(k)s, IRAs, and pensions. But you may still have to pay state taxes on some incomes.
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I missed the 2-Year IRMAA Rule. Now, my Medicare costs are skyrocketing. What are my options?
A spike in income could result in costly IRMAA charges on your Medicare premiums. We ask financial planning experts for advice.
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How to Build Your Financial Legacy Three Piggy Banks at a Time
A wealth adviser shares a childhood saving technique that taught him lessons of stewardship, generosity and responsibility and helped him answer the question we all need to answer to define our lives by impact rather than greed: 'What is this all for?'
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Which of These Four Withdrawal Strategies Is Right for You?
Your retirement savings may need to last 30 years or more, so don't pick a withdrawal strategy without considering all the options. Here are four to explore.
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The Best Infrastructure ETFs to Buy
ETFs Infrastructure assets generate stable cash flows and provide inflation protection. Retail investors can get efficient exposure through infrastructure ETFs.
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The Average Social Security Check by Age
Compare your average Social Security check with others of your age, and plan for the future.
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The Average Social Security Check in Every State
Do you live in this New England state with the heftiest check? Your Social Security benefit can be affected by where you live.
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The Average Monthly Social Security Check: July 2025
The average monthly Social Security check amount might surprise you. Here's a look at the numbers and why they matter.
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The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards for You
credit cards Pack your bags and earn rewards for traveling. We chose the best cards for airline, hotel and other perks to help you save money.
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Don't Be a '98 Pound Weakling' Just Because You're Aging
Charles Atlas's tips to the '98-pound weakling' might be the only comic book ads that actually paid off. Swap the X-ray glasses for this healthy habit.
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DST Exit Strategies: An Expert Guide to What Happens When the Trust Sells
Understanding the endgame: How Delaware statutory trust dispositions work, what investors can expect and why the exit is probably more important than the entrance.
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Think Selling Your Home 'As Is' Means You'll Have No Worries? Think Again
There are significant risks and legal obligations involved in selling a home 'as is' and by yourself, without a real estate agent.
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5 Best Fidelity ETFs to Buy Now
The best Fidelity ETFs from the leading money manager include a little something for everyone.
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The Cheapest Gold ETFs to Buy Now
gold Gold ETFs can provide hedging and diversification benefits without the hassle of holding and storing physical bullion.
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The Rule of $1,000: Is This Retirement Rule Right for You?
The rule of $ 1,000 a month can estimate how much you need to save for retirement. However, there are other guesstimates to use as a starting point.
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Are You Supporting Multiple Generations in Retirement?
Here’s how to support your parents and your adult children without sacrificing your retirement.
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Should You Buy a Second Home When You Retire?
Buying a second home in retirement, especially with sufficient savings, can enhance your lifestyle or serve as a smart investment. But it requires careful planning.
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What the OBBB Means for Social Security Taxes and Your Retirement: A Wealth Adviser's Guide
For Americans in lower- and middle-income tax brackets, the enhanced deduction for older people reduces taxable income, shielding most of their Social Security benefits from being taxed.
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Financial Planner vs Investment Manager: Who's the Better Value for You?
When markets are shaky, who do you trust with your money? A recent study provides useful insights into the value that different financial professionals offer.
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How to Navigate Your Medicare Advantage Plan in a Disaster
If you're a Medicare Advantage member in an area that has been impacted by a disaster, you might be worried about access to care and medicine. Here's what you need to know.
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Older Investors: Boost Your Savings and Retire Earlier
This one measure can help older investors retire up to two years earlier and potentially double their retirement savings.
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I got laid off at 52 with $620,000 in savings, and I'm only being offered lower-paying jobs
We ask a financial planner how to handle sudden unemployment when you're older.
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I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is How You Could Be Leaving Six Figures in Social Security on the Table
Claiming Social Security is about more than filing paperwork and expecting a check. When you do it and how you do it have huge financial implications that last the rest of your life.
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The Big Pause: Why Are So Many Americans Afraid to Retire?
While new research sheds light on Americans' growing reluctance to quit work in later life, can anything be done to help those with the retirement jitters?
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Five Under-the-Radar Shifts Investors and Job Seekers Can't Afford to Ignore Under the OBBB
Beyond the headlines: The new tax law's true impact for job seekers and investors lies in how it will transform industries and create opportunities in areas such as regional accounting, AI and outsourced business services.
