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The Wrong Beneficiary on a Retirement Account Can Create a Costly Surprise

A retirement account can represent decades of saving, yet one outdated form can determine where all that money goes after the owner dies. Many people...

Saving Advice · Aug 8

5 IRA Contribution Errors That Can Trigger Extra Tax

An IRA can be one of the most useful tools for building retirement savings, but a small contribution mistake can turn a smart money move into an unwanted tax headache. The IRS sets annual limits and eligibility rules, and missing those details can create extra paperwork, penalties, or tax complications.

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 8

Retirement Planning Solutions for Small Business Owners: Options, Updates, and Practical Guidance

Key Takeaways Small business owners have several retirement plan options, each with unique benefits and considerations. Recent legislative changes and new financial products have...

Saving Advice · Aug 7

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6 RMD Mistakes That Could Cost Retirees Money Before Year-End

If you’re a retiree, you likely know about (and are hopefully very familiar with) Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs). The IRS generally requires annual RMDs beginning...

Saving Advice · Aug 5

How Your Inheritance Actually Gets Taxed: From Stepped-Up Basis to IRA Rules

Most inheritances won’t trigger a federal income tax bill. But what you inherit and what happens afterward mean other tax rules could come into play.

Kiplinger · Aug 5

6 Retirement Tax Breaks Many Older Americans Miss Each Year

Many retirees assume their tax bill automatically shrinks after they stop working. In reality, retirement comes with its own complicated tax rules, and missing even...

Saving Advice · Aug 4

Why a Down Market is the Best Time for a Roth IRA Conversion

Plunging stock prices may keep investors up at night. But there's a silver lining to a down market: it's a prime time to save taxes on a Roth IRA conversion.

Kiplinger · Aug 4

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The 40-Year Retirement Rule: How to Prepare Your Taxes for a Longer Life

The 30-year retirement rule is outdated. Is your tax strategy ready for what comes next?

Kiplinger · Aug 2

Ages 60 to 63: How the New Catch-Up Contribution Rules Change Retirement Saving

Retirement planning sometimes feels like a race where the finish line keeps moving. For workers ages 60 to 63, new 2026 catch-up contribution rules create a bigger lane for saving during those important final working years. The change gives eligible employees a chance to put more money into certain workplace…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 2

How to Roll Over Your IRA to Gold Without Penalty

Learn how to roll over an IRA or 401(k) into a gold IRA without penalties, including IRS rules, approved gold, rollover steps, and common mistakes.

International Business Times · Jul 31

Good Job on Cutting Costly Investment Fees, But These 8 Tax Traps Can Hurt Far More

It makes sense to keep an eye on investment costs, but tax inefficiencies will cost you far more in the long run. Here's where to find your next real savings.

Kiplinger · Jul 30

With the Widow's Penalty, Prevention Is Better Than the Cure: A Financial Adviser Explains Why

Don't get hit with a higher tax bill just when you've lost your spouse. You can deal with it once the worst has happened, but it's far better to plan ahead.

Kiplinger · Jul 29

He's 49 and 'Burned Out.' Can He Afford to Quit a $200K Job?

With no mortgage and a solid nest egg, a reader in this week's advice column wants to take a year-long sabbatical in Europe. Is he nuts? Or brilliant?

Kiplinger · Jul 27

This Week in History: Olympic terror, IRA peace and Trump’s Russia row

Explore how major events between 27 July and 2 August were captured on The Independent’s front pages

The Independent UK · Jul 27

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Kiplinger · Jul 25

Why Most People Overpay Taxes in Retirement — and Don't Even Know It

The retirees who enjoy the lowest tax bills in retirement aren't those who earned the least — they're the ones who plan ahead for their retirement income.

Kiplinger · Jul 19

I Have a Sizable Roth IRA. Do I Still Need a 529 for My Grandkids' College?

Before you touch your retirement fund, consider how taxes and financial aid rules change the math. In this week's Wealth Wise column, we break down the right choice.

Kiplinger · Jul 15

When Is a Roth Conversion a Bad Idea? 6 Situations Retirees Should Consider Carefully

A Roth conversion is a powerful tax-saving tool, but there are several situations where taking that leap might actually cost you more in the long run.

Kiplinger · Jul 15

A 'Mega Backdoor Roth' Can Save Thousands More for Retirement

This Roth retirement savings strategy allows high earners to sock away up to $72,000 a year — if their workplace plan permits it.

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Louder · Jul 15

"The performance racked up over 25,000 viewer complaints as middle England soiled its collective pants." 10 times rock bands totally ruined Top Of The Pops

From Nirvana refusing to mime properly to Manic Street Preachers inadvertently sparking IRA hysteria, Top Of The Pops hosted some unforgettable moments for rock bands

The Guardian - UK · Jul 9

Michael Oatley obituary

MI6 officer who held secret meetings with the IRA during the height of the Troubles in Northern Ireland

The Independent UK · Jul 7

Bill O’Reilly wishes Americans would stop ‘yowling about high prices’

Recent poll found that less than 60 percent of Americans are investing in the stock market, mutual funds, 401(k)s or IRAs

International Business Times UK · Jul 7

The Roth IRA Shield: How Smart Retirees Are Protecting Their 2027 Social Security Raises From the IRS

The Senior Citizens League is projecting a 3.8% Social Security COLA for 2027, potentially adding about $77 a month to the average retiree's benefit but also pushing more pensioners into paying tax on their benefits.

Saving Advice · Jul 6

Millions Could Qualify for TrumpIRA—But There’s a Catch if Your State Has an Auto-IRA

The Saver’s Match law passed in 2022, and an executive order creating the TrumpIRA will offer combined retirement savings for up to 26 million low-income...

Metal Hammer · Jul 6

"He said something I found really juvenile and offensive. He told me that Jesus was an alien and he could levitate." How Megadeth tapped into UFO conspiracy theories for 1990 thrash classic Hangar 18

Hangar 18 was written by Dave Mustaine before he joined Metallica

Kiplinger · Jul 4

Your Retirement Plan Looks Watertight, But Have You Checked for Tax Leaks?

Accumulating wealth for retirement is one thing, having a solid income structure and tax plan is another. Without them, savings could quietly drain away.

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