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Now’s the Time for Estate Tax Planning
Financial Planning There's a wealth of opportunity with IRS interest rates at an all-time low and the federal estate and gift tax exemption at an historic high.
By Joy Taylor Published
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Retirees, Create An Emergency Fund for Rental Property
Business Costs & Regulation Build a cushion to protect your income from an unforeseen crisis.
By Patricia Mertz Esswein Published
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Take Charge of Your Portfolios, Ladies
Coronavirus and Your Money When it comes to investing, too many women learn the hard way that disengaging is a mistake.
By Katherine Reynolds Lewis Published
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Beware Crooked Contact Tracers
Scams If someone claiming to be a contact tracer asks you for money or requests your Social Security number, that’s a red flag.
By Sandra Block Published
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How to Create Income for Life
Financial Planning Having a paycheck you can depend on in retirement is more important than ever.
By Sandra Block Published
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Rethinking Retirement
Making Your Money Last When interest rates are this low, it might be time to revisit some of the old rules of thumbs about reducing the risk of outliving your money.
By Mark Solheim Published
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Check Under the Couch Cushions to Help With U.S. Coin Shortage
Coronavirus and Your Money An increase in online shopping and e-payments has led to a coin crunch.
By Sandra Block Published
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Land a New Job With an Ageless Resume
Making Your Money Last Build a resume that focuses on your skills and experience, not your age.
By Harriet Edleson Published
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Drawing Down Retirement Savings in a Pandemic
Coronavirus and Your Money Tapping the right accounts at the right time matters. Knowing how much a retiree can spend each year without running out of savings in old age is even more important.
By Janet Kidd Stewart Published
Coronavirus and Your Money