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The $12,000 Loophole: How Married Couples Can Double the OBBBA Credit (If They Act by April)
Image source: shutterstock.com If you’ve heard whispers about a “$12,000 loophole,” you’re probably hearing about a new tax break tucked…
Medical Office Facility Fees Are Appearing More Frequently
Image Source: Shutterstock If you’ve recently visited your doctor’s office for a routine check-up only to find a mysterious “Facility…
How a Tucked-Away Rule in the Budget Is Dropping Lifeline Access for Older Adults
Image source: shutterstock.comA lot of older adults don’t lose coverage because they suddenly became “too wealthy” or stopped qualifying overnight.…
The “Smart Meter” Audit: How New York is Using Your Utility Data to Prove You Aren’t Living in Florida
Image Source: Shutterstock If you are one of the thousands of New Yorkers who officially “moved” to Florida to escape…
Why 2026 is the Year of the “Reverse COLA”: How Your Buying Power Just Dropped 1.1%
Image Source: Shutterstock If you’ve been waiting for your 2026 Social Security check to finally give you some breathing room,…
Dave Says: It’s Still a Mountain of Debt
Dear Dave, My wife and I own three commercial properties. They are all leased out long-term. Currently, we owe about…
Is Your Retirement Plan Still on Track? How AI Tools Can Help You Reassess
Image Source: Shutterstock It’s a common misconception: once you’re approaching or in retirement, the planning is over. The reality is…
Property Insurance Claim Denials Are Rising in Storm-Prone Regions
Image Source: Shutterstock If you live along the Gulf Coast, the Atlantic seaboard, or in the wildfire-prone hills of the…
Some Credit Unions Are Ending Legacy Senior Account Perks
Image Source: Shutterstock Credit unions have long been the “friendly neighborhood” alternative to big-box banks. For decades, they’ve lured in…
Bank Merge Hidden Fee: When Your Local Credit Union Gets Bought, Your Membership Loyalty Might Cost You
Image source: shutterstock.com Credit unions earn loyalty because they feel personal, predictable, and built for members instead of shareholders. Then…
