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Ask the Tax Editor, August 21: Tax Help for Disaster Victims

Joy Taylor answers questions from readers on tax breaks for victims of hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires and other federally declared disasters.

Treasury's New Rule Could Strip Tax Refunds From DACA, TPS Holders and Other Legal Immigrants

Treasury's New Rule Could Strip Tax Refunds From DACA, TPS Holders and Other Legal Immigrants

A new Treasury and IRS rule would block DACA recipients, TPS holders and other lawful immigrants from refunda,ble tax credit refunds.

You’re 60 With $1 Million Saved — What Are the Next Five Financial Decisions?

You’re 60 With $1 Million Saved — What Are the Next Five Financial Decisions?

Reaching 60 with $1 million saved sounds like the moment to crack open the champagne and retire by Tuesday. Maybe, but the bigger question now involves what that million dollars needs to do for the rest of your life, because a retirement portfolio needs a job description, not just a…

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US proposes new tax credit rules restricting refunds for some non-citizens

The US Treasury and IRS have proposed new rules restricting the refundable portion of four federal tax credits to US citizens, nationals and qualified non-citizens, including green card holders, refugees and asylees. The proposal covers the child tax credit, earned income tax credit, American opportunity tax credit and adoption tax…

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In Our World of AI, This Is How Advisers Can Help the 'Confidently Wrong' Client

Financial advisers shouldn't fear being replaced by AI. Instead, embrace the role of a trusted guide who helps clients apply information they get from AI tools.

TNEA Counselling 2026: Round 3 allotment list released, over 1 lakh seats vacant; how to check allotment, direct link and what comes next

TNEA Counselling 2026 Round 3 allotment list has been released after Round 2 left more than 1 lakh engineering seats vacant across Tamil Nadu. Candidates can check their allotment through the official TNEA portal, tneaonline.org. The latest counselling round follows a 41.15% seat fill rate after Round 2, with the…

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7 Things Women Should Have in Their Own Name — Even in a Happy Marriage

A happy marriage can involve shared dreams, shared bills, and shared financial goals without requiring every dollar and account to have both spouses’ names attached. In fact, a February 2026 Bankrate survey found that 62% of couples keep at least some financial accounts separate, including 36% who use a combination…

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Your 401(k) Has $500,000 — How Much of That Money Is Really Yours After Taxes?

Your 401(k) Has $500,000 — How Much of That Money Is Really Yours After Taxes?

A $500,000 401(k) balance can look like a giant neon sign announcing, “Retirement is going to be fine!” Then taxes walk into the room and quietly pull up a chair. If that $500,000 sits in a traditional 401(k), the account balance does not represent $500,000 of spendable money because most…

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IRS Proposes New Funding Rules for Traditional Employer Pension Plans

IRS Proposes New Funding Rules for Traditional Employer Pension Plans

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking that would update the regulations governing how single-employer defined benefit pension plans calculate their...

IRS Proposes New Restrictions on Refundable Tax Credits for Some Immigrants

IRS Proposes New Restrictions on Refundable Tax Credits for Some Immigrants

The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service have issued proposed regulations that would clarify eligibility requirements for the refunded portions of certain individual income tax credits, according to an official IRS announcement designated IR-2026-93.

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Treasury, IRS Move to Restrict Refundable Tax Credits for Certain Immigrants: ‘The Days of Illegal Aliens…'

Treasury, IRS Move to Restrict Refundable Tax Credits for Certain Immigrants: ‘The Days of Illegal Aliens…'

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) proposed rules Wednesday to restrict access to the refunded portion of certain federal tax credits for immigrants who do not meet federal eligibility requirements.

Retired With a Mortgage? Ask These 7 Questions Before Using Savings to Pay It Off

Retired With a Mortgage? Ask These 7 Questions Before Using Savings to Pay It Off

Entering retirement with a mortgage can feel uncomfortable, especially for someone who spent decades believing the house should be paid off before the final paycheck...

Student Loan Repayment Changes and Tax Traps to Watch in 2026

Student Loan Repayment Changes and Tax Traps to Watch in 2026

Student loan policy and some key tax rules have changed in recent years. Here's what you need to know.

7 Purchases Women Should Think Twice About Putting on a Joint Credit Card

7 Purchases Women Should Think Twice About Putting on a Joint Credit Card

Sharing a credit card can simplify groceries, utilities, vacations, and other household spending, but there is an important detail couples sometimes overlook: if it’s a true joint credit-card account, each account holder can be responsible for the entire balance—not simply the purchases they personally made. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau…

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Is your 401(k) at risk if you’re in debt? Here’s what you need to know to protect your retirement savings

Some 64 percent of debt collection agencies saw their number of consumer accounts increase or significantly increase in 2025

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The Retirement Expense Nobody Budgets for: Helping Adult Children

Retirement planning usually covers the obvious expenses: housing, groceries, healthcare, travel, taxes, and the occasional dinner that somehow costs more than expected. One expense often slips through the cracks, though: helping adult children financially. A struggling son or daughter can turn a carefully designed retirement budget into a financial revolving…

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Your Home’s Value Went Up – Here Are 7 Ways That Can Actually Cost You More Money

A rising home value sounds like pure good news, until the bills start arriving. A more valuable house can mean higher property taxes, larger insurance costs, pricier maintenance, and even a bigger financial headache when it comes time to sell.

The IRS wants to significantly increase UnitedHealth’s taxable income. Neither side will say by how much

The agency wants to raise the health giant's taxable income for four straight years. Neither side will say how much is at stake.

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6 Expenses That Can Suddenly Cost More After One Spouse Dies

Losing a spouse can transform a household budget in ways that aren’t immediately obvious. Some expenses disappear, but the mortgage, property taxes, utilities, insurance, and...

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7 Questions to Ask Before Moving Money From a 401(k) Into an IRA

Moving money from a 401(k) into an IRA can look like a simple retirement housekeeping chore: transfer the money, pick some investments, and move on with life. But that little rollover button can affect investment choices, fees, taxes, withdrawal rules, and even how much control comes with the account.

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What Happens to Your 401(k) Loan When You Leave Your Job?

Changing jobs can feel like a fresh start, but an outstanding 401(k) loan can follow you right out the door. Depending on the rules of the plan, leaving your employer may trigger a demand for repayment, turn the unpaid balance into a distribution, or create a surprisingly important tax deadline.

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Your Financial Plan Has a Hidden Expiration Date: 6 Life Changes That Mean It’s Time to Update It

A financial plan does not come with a clear expiration date printed at the bottom of the page, but life has a sneaky way of making an old plan obsolete. A marriage, new job, home purchase, divorce, inheritance, or growing family can change the numbers so dramatically that yesterday’s smart…

Social Security Benefits Stop Growing at 70 — But These Retirement Decisions Don’t

Waiting to claim Social Security can pay off, but there is a point when waiting longer stops helping. The Social Security Administration explains that retirement...

When Is a 1031 Exchange Not the Right Move? A Real Estate Investing Pro Offers a Reality Check for Your Next Exit

Investors should look beyond the "automatic" tax deferral of a 1031 exchange and assess whether staying in the landlord game aligns with their long-term goals.

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Federal Estate Tax vs. State Estate Tax: What Ordinary Families Need to Know

Federal estate tax and state estate tax sound like two versions of the same financial headache, but they follow different rules and can affect different families. In 2026, the federal estate tax basic exclusion amount reaches $15 million for someone who dies during the year, which puts the federal tax…

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