Can Retirees Claim the New Senior Tax Deduction Even if They Aren’t on Social Security?
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act changed the tax rules. Seniors are entitled to a new additional deduction worth up to $6,000 per person. This tax relie...
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Maxed Out Your IRA? Here’s What to Do Next.
Many people don’t come close to maxing out an IRA. If you’re able to save beyond the annual limits, consider an HSA or taxable brokerage a...
Is a Sub-6% Mortgage Rate Enough to Make Buying in Retirement Worth It?
If you’re selling a home before you move, you may have enough equity in the old home to get by with a small mortgage in the new one. As long as...
Inherited IRA in 2026? The 10-Year Rule That Could Change Your Entire Distribution Strategy.
If you inherit an IRA, you may have a limited window to withdraw your money. You may have to take yearly distributions, depending on the IRA type. If...
Should the Higher-Earning Spouse Always Delay Social Security? What the Math Shows.
With a couple, where both people are eligible for Social Security, it often pays to have the higher-earning spouse delay their claim. Doing so could l...
How Married Couples Can Collect Up to $10,362 a Month in Social Security in 2026
The maximum possible Social Security benefit is $5,181 per month in 2026. Married couples could potentially get double this amount. To max out Social...
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