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Leaving Social Security Untouched May Drive 3.8M Seniors Into Poverty
Politicians love to say they “won’t touch” Social Security, as if leaving the program alone will protect older adults. In…
How to negotiate debt with credit card companies
Key takeaways If you find yourself in too much debt to keep up with, you might be able to negotiate…
A Threat To Justice—The Pro Codes Act Would Copyright The Law
The proposed Pro Codes Act has sparked debate. In tax circles the discussion has centered particularly around its implications for…
Social Security Issues Two Alerts
The Social Security Administration recently issued two alerts about the program. Many people who access information about their Social Security…
I Left My Job 6 Months Ago. What Do I Do With My 401(k)?
After leaving a job where they contributed to a 401(k), retirement savers typically have four choices about what to do…
U.S. Olympic Athletes Are Going For The Gold In Paris—And It Could Be Tax-Free
The opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics is set, and the parade marking the event will be far…
Watch Your Wallet: How The Upcoming Election Could Impact Your Taxes
In an election year, my retired and soon-to-be retired clients are usually asking what a Republican or Democratic win will…
What to do when you get sued for credit card debt
Key takeaways The first thing you should do if you find that you’re getting sued for credit card debt is…
The Best Places To Retire Abroad In 2024
Fed up with high living expenses and toxic politics, more Americans are looking to move abroad. Here are the top…
Retire Abroad? Here’s What You Need To Consider First
N ext month, Matt Palmer, 60, and Lisa Barr, 63, a retired couple from Quincy, Mass., and Penni, their six-year-old…
