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How 13 Types of Retirement Income Get Taxed
retirement When you're planning for retirement, it's fun to contemplate all the travel and rounds of golf ahead of you, but don't forget about taxes.
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10 Things Social Security Recipients Need to Know About Their Second Stimulus Check
social security It's a bit more difficult for Social Security recipients to learn the ins and outs of second-round stimulus checks, since there are a few special rules that only apply to them.
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There's Still Time to Contribute to Your IRA and Cut Your Taxes
Tax Breaks Although you need to act quickly, you still have time to make a 2021 IRA contribution and lower your tax bill.
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Smaller IRA Withdrawals Coming Up
Coronavirus and Your Money Starting in 2022, the amount you’ll be required to withdraw from your retirement accounts after age 72 will decline modestly—which means your tax bill will be smaller, too.
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An Overview of Self-Directed IRAs: Basics for Investors
IRAs Well-informed investors who want more options and more control with their IRAs (and who don’t mind extra work and the possibility of greater risk) may want to try an SDI.
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Your Guide to Roth Conversions
Roth IRA Conversions Like marriage, converting a traditional IRA to a Roth is not a step that should be taken lightly.
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Deadline for Returning RMDs to Retirement Accounts is Approaching Fast
Coronavirus and Your Money Retirees who took a required minimum distribution earlier this year need to act quickly if they want to avoid taxes on the money they withdrew.
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Who Can Still Do a Stretch IRA after the SECURE Act: Explaining the Exceptions to the Rule
IRAs Many beneficiaries who inherit IRAs lost a major tax break recently, but five types of people still qualify for this “stretch IRA” benefit. Are you among them?
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Retirees Get Another Break with Expansion of RMD Waiver
Making Your Money Last The CARES Act cancelled "required minimum distributions" for 2020...and the IRS just expanded that relief to help more seniors and give more time to undo previous withdrawals.
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