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Nearly 5 Million Americans Have a Net Worth Of At Least $5 Million. Here's Where They Are.

A decade of research into Treasury and IRS records found private businesses play an outsized role in creating wealth at the top.

International Business Times · Sep 18

Retired Couples Budget for the Funeral — But the Bigger Financial Shock Can Come Afterward

Many retired couples have at least discussed how they would pay for a funeral, whether through savings, life insurance, prepaid arrangements, or money set aside...

Saving Advice · Sep 18

Which Debt Should Go First? The Highest Rate Isn’t Always the Whole Answer

Paying off debt sounds simple until several bills land on the same kitchen counter. A credit card carries a high APR, a smaller loan could disappear quickly, and another balance has a promotional rate that will change later.

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 18

IRS Sets December Hearing on Proposed Tax-Exempt Rules for Racial Nondiscrimination at Private Schools

The Internal Revenue Service has scheduled a December public hearing on proposed regulations that would update federal tax-exemption rules governing racial nondiscrimination at private schools.

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 17

Cuts to income tax: experts back the measures but warn situation in Portugal may worsen

A cut in income tax and pension bonuses bring some relief amid inflation and clawback measures, but global conditions may yet make matters worse.

Euronews · Sep 17

The Roof Is 20 Years Old at Retirement — Should You Replace It Before You Stop Working?

You finally have the retirement date circled on the calendar, but there’s a five-figure home expense sitting over your head, literally. If your roof is...

Saving Advice · Sep 16

A Spouse Dies Before Taking an RMD — Who Has to Handle It?

When a spouse dies, checking whether they took their required minimum distribution probably isn’t anywhere near the top of the family’s immediate to-do list. Unfortunately,...

Saving Advice · Sep 16

At 65 With No Retirement Savings, What Options Are Actually Left?

Turning 65 with an empty retirement account can make retirement feel less like an approaching milestone and more like a financial emergency. There is no...

Saving Advice · Sep 16

Tax Help in New York: What NYC Taxpayers and Businesses Need to Know

New York has one of the most complex tax environments in the country, and one of the most aggressive collection cultures. Between a state income tax, high living costs, a dense small-business economy, and — for city residents — an additional layer of New York City taxes, a lot of…

inkl · Sep 16

Smart or Risky Move? Woman Drowning in $40,000 Credit Card Debt Empties Her 401(k) to Pay Off Half

After losing her job in Europe, Hailey Wilson withdrew $21,000 from her 401(k) to tackle $40,000 in credit card debt, accepting taxes, fees, and penalties.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16