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What Kids Starting Jobs Should Know About Taxes
taxes Income from your child's summer job can help fund a long-term financial plan.
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Roth or Traditional IRA: Which Works Better for You?
retirement The rule of thumb has been to compare what your tax rate is now vs. what it will likely be in retirement, but it’s not that simple. Here are a couple other considerations.
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Dependent-Care Flexible Spending Accounts Aren't Just for Kids' Expenses
insurance You can use the money tax-free to cover care for dependents of all ages while you work.
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How to Make Your Health Savings Account Grow
insurance If your employer's HSA doesn't offer mutual funds as an option for your contributions, you can move the money to an HSA that does.
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The Best Way to Get a Tax Break for Child Care Costs
Tax Breaks A flexible spending account escapes federal income taxes as well as payroll taxes.
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Tax Savings for the Wealthy
taxes Stash cash in a self-employed retirement account, be creative with your generosity and think twice about selling stock for a profit if you're subject to the AMT.
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Tax Planning for Your First Job
taxes Learn how to reduce the tax bite on your salary and match withholding to the amount you’ll actually owe the government.
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Take Advantage of Tax-Deferred Accounts for Health-Care Costs
insurance Health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts let you set aside pre-tax dollars to pay out-of-pocket medical expenses.
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Hire a Nanny or Send Your Child to Day Care?
taxes Before you decide, weigh the financial pros and cons of each of these child-care options.
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