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This Top Money Pro Is Predicting Tax Hikes. Her Smartest Tips to Avoid a Big Bill.

This Top Money Pro Is Predicting Tax Hikes. Her Smartest Tips to Avoid a Big Bill.

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After more than two decades in the industry, Virgil Kahl still works 12-hour days, but she says time flies when you’re having fun. “Many people would consider that to be not a balanced life,” says Kahl, the president of $1.1 billion-asset Spring Ridge Financial Group, in Wyomissing, Pa. “It doesn’t really bother me.” Speaking with […]

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Borrowing from your 401(k) can help you buy a home; here are the rules and risks of making this move

Borrowing from your 401(k) can help you buy a home; here are the rules and risks of making this move

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This is reprinted by permission from .  If you’re struggling to save enough for a home down payment, a 401(k) loan might look like a quick and easy solution, especially if you have more money stashed in that account than anywhere else. Among Americans with retirement accounts, including 401(k)s, the median account value was $65,000,

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If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, here are 11 last-minute tips to help

If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, here are 11 last-minute tips to help

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This article is reprinted by permission from . Tax day falls on Tuesday, April 18 this year and there’s not much time left for procrastinators who’ve yet to file their 2022 tax returns. But there is time to lower your 2022 taxes and avoid missing out on write-offs you’re entitled to claim. Here are 11 last-minute tax tips

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A Procrastinator’s Guide to Tax Filing: How to Stay Out of Trouble with the IRS

A Procrastinator’s Guide to Tax Filing: How to Stay Out of Trouble with the IRS

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Nearly one third of Americans say they wait until the last minute to file, according to a recent survey by the Chamber of Commerce. The top reason respondents gave for waiting is that taxes are too complicated and stressful. The good news is procrastinators have an additional three days this year, thanks to the calendar:

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A Procrastinator’s Guide to Tax Filing: How to Stay Out of Trouble with the IRS

A Procrastinator’s Guide to Tax Filing: How to Stay Out of Trouble with the IRS

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Nearly one third of Americans say they wait until the last minute to file, according to a recent survey by the Chamber of Commerce. The top reason respondents gave for waiting is that taxes are too complicated and stressful. The good news is procrastinators have an additional three days this year, thanks to the calendar:

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These money and investing tips can help you clear a path through the market’s debris

These money and investing tips can help you clear a path through the market’s debris

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Published: March 18, 2023 at 1:40 p.m. ET Don’t miss these top money and investing features: INVESTING NEWS & TRENDS Social Security is in trouble — how would you fix it? A new app from the American Academy of Actuaries allows you to explore approaches to overcoming the Social Security actuarial deficit. Read More accMarch

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