This Deduction Could Reduce My Taxable Income by $7,500 in 2026. Here’s Why I Happily Skip It.
Maxing out a traditional IRA can reduce your taxable income by $7,500 this year. I choose not to do this because I contribute to a Roth IRA instead. I...
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I’d Think Twice Before Claiming Social Security Early if You’re Still Employed. Here’s Why.
There’s no rule against claiming Social Security early while you’re still working. However, doing this could put you at risk of losing mon...
This Could Be the Most Important 401(k) Move You’ll Make All Year
You may not be able to max out a 401(k) or contribute as much as you’d like. At the very least, aim to contribute enough to claim your workplace...
The 2027 Social Security COLA Could Trigger a New Tax for Some Seniors Next Year
Social Security benefits are expected to get around a 3.8% boost next year. This may cause some seniors to face Social Security benefit taxes for the...
Don’t Forget About This 401(k) Rule Change if You’re Planning to Max Yours Out in 2026
Exceeding your 401(k)’s annual contribution limit can trigger tax penalties. Those earning more than $150,000 must make Roth catch-up contributi...
Here’s How to Prevent an Early Market Crash From Destroying Your Retirement
An early market crash could put your savings at risk. With the right plan, you can get through a downturn early on in retirement. A flexible approach...
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