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5 Strategies to Help You Hold on to More of Your Money in Retirement
Making Your Money Last Some savvy retirees could pay 0% in capital gains taxes if they manage their incomes right. Others could avoid paying hidden Medicare taxes with the help of Roth IRA conversions. It’s all about tax planning.
By Troy Sharpe, Certified Financial Planner
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How to Read an Annual Report
investing Focusing on the highlights can tip you off to important trends.
By Nellie S. Huang
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The Coronavirus at Work: Your Legal Questions Answered
business What are your rights and responsibilities, as a worker or a business owner? A pair of lawyers who specialize in employment law weigh in with some practical advice.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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5 Tips to Help Your Retirement Savings Last as Long as You Live
Making Your Money Last Avoiding one of the biggest retirement risks out there takes careful planning. Here are five ways to help make sure your retirement portfolio can go the distance.
By Matthew Stratman
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Spring Has Sprung: 9 Tips to Bring New Life to Your Finances
retirement It’s prime time to spruce up your home, yard and most important, your finances. Get started today with these timely tips.
By Salene Hitchcock-Gear, President of Prudential Individual Life Insurance
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16 Stocks Warren Buffett Is Buying and Selling
stocks Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B), oversaw a fairly busy fourth quarter of buying and selling stocks.
By Dan Burrows
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Hiring a Nanny, Housekeeper or Caregiver? Financial Tips for Household Employers
taxes Thinking about hiring a nanny, housekeeper or caregiver? Make sure you understand your obligations as a household employer as far as taxes, payroll, W-2s and even insurance go.
By Joelle Spear, CFP®
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Look Out for These Scams
Scams Stay alert for phony sales at stores and other tricks.
By Sandra Block
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Accredited Investors, Tread Lightly
Making Your Money Last Before taking the plunge, measure whether the rewards of access to complex private investments outweigh the risks.
By Eleanor Laise
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