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Qualifying for the Retirement Savers' Tax Credit
Tax Breaks Retirees who earned too much money in the past may now qualify for this credit.
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How Much to Invest in an Immediate Annuity
retirement One strategy is to add up your regular expenses and subtract your guaranteed income--and use an annuity to fill the gap.
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When to Sign Up for Medicare--and Why You Might Want to Delay
Medicare It might make sense to delay signing up. We guide you through the Medicare maze.
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Retirement Account Contribution Limits for 2014
retirement Here's how much you can stash in a 401(k), 403(b), 457, traditional IRA and Roth IRA. Plus, 2014 benefits adjustments for retirees.
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Understanding the Social Security Earnings Test for Early Retirees
social security You can work part-time and start drawing benefits before full retirement age, but expect smaller Social Security checks – even if you put your earnings toward a 401(k).
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Roth IRA Contribution Rules
retirement To stash cash in an IRA, you need earned income or a working spouse.
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FSA or Child-Care Credit?
taxes There is a way to benefit from both options if you have two or more children.
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Strategies to Reduce Taxes on Social Security
social security Tax planning may ease the tax bite on your benefits.
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Tax Filing for Freelancers, an Introduction to Schedule C
taxes Launch a business this past year? Took on a little extra work to pad your paycheck? Here's an introduction to Schedule C and its sister form, Schedule SE, plus a few tips to help lower your tax bill.
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