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The 'Scrooge' Strategy: How to Turn Your Old Junk Into a Tax Deduction
Tax Deductions We break down the IRS rules for non-cash charitable contributions. Plus, here's a handy checklist before you donate to charity this year.
By Kate Schubel
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IRS Says You Made a Tax Return Mistake? A New Law Could Help You Fight Back
Tax Law Updated taxpayer protections change what the IRS must explain on error notices and how long you have to respond.
By Roxanne Bland
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Most-Overlooked Tax Breaks for Retirees and People Over 65
Tax Breaks If you're over 65, don't miss out on these overlooked tax breaks for retirees.
By Kevin McCormally
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3 Year-End Tax Moves You Can't Afford to Miss
Don't miss out on this prime time to maximize contributions to your retirement accounts, do Roth conversions and capture investment gains.
By Daniel Razvi, Esquire
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A Tax Diversification Strategy for Your Retirement Income
Spreading savings across three "tax buckets" — pretax, Roth and taxable — can help give retirees the flexibility to control when and how much taxes they pay.
By Kyle Hammerschmidt, Investment Adviser
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New Jersey ANCHOR Benefit Out Now: When Will You Get Yours?
Tax Relief Where is your NJ ANCHOR rebate? Find out how much the New Jersey property tax benefit is and when you can expect your payment in 2025 and 2026.
By Kate Schubel
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Older Taxpayers: Don't Miss This Hefty (Temporary) Tax Break
If you're age 65 or older, you can claim a "bonus" tax deduction of up to $6,000 through 2028 that can be stacked on top of other deductions.
By Brian Gray
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Tax Refund Alert: House GOP Predicts 'Average' $1,000 Payouts in 2026
Tax Refunds Here's how the IRS tax refund outlook for 2026 is changing and what steps you can take now to prepare.
By Kate Schubel
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New IRS Changes to FSA Contribution Limits for 2026: What to Know
Health Care Flexible Spending Accounts have tax advantages worth looking into, especially in light of new IRS changes.
By Roxanne Bland
Health Care
