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The Government Will Match Up to $1,000 of Some Workers’ Retirement Savings in 2027 — Here’s Who Qualifies

Saving for retirement can feel impossible when groceries, housing, and everyday expenses consume most of your paycheck. Starting in 2027, however, some Americans will qualify for a federal program that could add up to $1,000 annually to their retirement savings.

Everybody Loves Your Money · 13h ago

Taking Money Out of Your IRA Could Shrink Your New Federal Retirement Match

Taking money out of an individual retirement account could reduce the federal retirement match you receive for saving in 2027. The new Saver’s Match offers eligible workers up to $1,000 annually, but certain retirement account withdrawals can reduce the contributions that qualify for matching funds.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 12

Your Company Offers a Buyout at 58 — Is That a Retirement Opportunity or a Trap?

A company buyout at 58 can look like a retirement invitation wrapped in a check. The danger comes from treating that check as the whole deal.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 10

Inherited an IRA? The 10-Year Rule Doesn’t Mean You Can Wait 10 Years to Think About Taxes

An inherited IRA can give many beneficiaries up to 10 years to empty the account, but that does not necessarily give them 10 years to ignore the tax consequences. The IRS sets a deadline for getting the money out, while your own income, withdrawals, and tax situation determine what those…

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 8

We’ll protect Troubles military veterans, Northern Ireland secretary promises

Exclusive: Following revelations about the role of special forces in Northern Ireland as revealed in The Independent’s podcast ‘SAS: The Shadow War’, Sir Chris Bryant says his government is committed to protecting veterans

The Independent UK · Oct 8

These 7 Income Moves Could Raise Your Medicare Premiums Two Years From Now

A profitable financial move in 2026 can produce an awkward little sequel in 2028: a higher Medicare bill.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 7

I led the controversial SAS Death on the Rock operation – this is what happened

SAS: THE SHADOW WAR: Ed*, the SAS commander leading one of the most contentious flash points of the Northern Ireland conflict, describes the moments leading up to the Gibraltar operation in March 1988 - and tells Sam Kiley how the fallout has lasted for decades

The Independent UK · Oct 7

IRS Warns a $1 Million ‘Tribal Tax Credit’ Being Sold for $250,000 Doesn’t Exist

An offer to buy $1 million worth of federal tax credits for around $250,000 might sound like an unusual tax-planning opportunity available only to wealthy...

Saving Advice · Oct 5

SAS: The Shadow War podcast – How to listen to the series as soldiers break their silence

Find out how to get exclusive early access to all eight episodes now

The Independent UK · Oct 5

Why as an SAS soldier it goes against decades of training to speak out

SAS: THE SHADOW WAR: David, involved in security operations in Northern Ireland, describes how speaking out about his time as an SAS officer defies years of training of secrecy and discretion. As told to Sam Kiley

The Independent UK · Oct 5