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Legacy body to investigate Narrow Water and M62 bombing atrocities

The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information (ICRIR) has been tasked with probing outstanding cases from the NI Troubles.

Evening Standard

Are You Making These Expensive Mistakes With Required Minimum Distributions?

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) can trip up even the most careful savers. If you have a traditional IRA, 401(k), or similar retirement account, you can’t...

Saving Advice

10 Employer “Perks” That Void Retirement Tax Breaks

Employee perks are often marketed as amazing benefits—free lunches, tuition assistance, or wellness stipends. But not all perks come without strings. In fact, some workplace extras can actually reduce or disqualify your eligibility for key retirement savings advantages. The fine print matters, especially when IRS rules are involved. To protect…

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Ask the Editor, August 8: Tax Questions on Roth IRA Conversions

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer tax questions from readers on converting a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.

Kiplinger

Is Your Roth IRA Protected From All Future Tax Code Changes?

Roth IRAs are popular for a reason. You pay taxes now, your money grows tax-free, and you can take it out in retirement without paying more taxes. That sounds like a great deal. But what if the rules change? Many people worry about what Congress might do in the future.…

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Drink it up! All 21 Daniel Day-Lewis films – ranked

The triple Oscar winner has retired from the profession twice – and returned twice. Ahead of Anemone, directed by his son Ronan, we gorge on Day-Lewis’s back catalogue

The Guardian - UK

A Taxable Brokerage Account May Be What Your Retirement Is Missing

You can supplement your retirement nest egg or save for other goals with a taxable brokerage account.

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9 Retirement “Perks” That Don’t Apply After a Certain Age

Retirement is often sold as the golden reward for a life of hard work: travel, discounts, flexible schedules, and decades of well-earned relaxation. And while...

Saving Advice

Dave Ramsey Tells 22-Year-Old With $43K In Stocks Worried About Retirement to Slow Down — 'You're Early in the Process, Focus on Moving Out First'

At 22, Nick called "The Ramsey Show" looking to get a head start on retirement. No 401(k), no massive income, but one big question: should he open a Roth IRA or go traditional?

Benzinga

7 Reasons Your IRA Distribution Plan May Be Legally Defective

Planning for retirement is a big deal. You work hard, save money, and hope your IRA will help you live comfortably later. But even a small mistake in your IRA distribution plan can cause big problems. You could face tax penalties, legal trouble, or even lose money you thought was…

The Free Financial Advisor

7 Investment Loopholes That Can Be Closed Without Warning

Investing is full of surprises. Some are good, but others can cost you money if you’re not paying attention. One of the biggest risks? Relying on investment loopholes that can disappear overnight. These loopholes might help you save on taxes, boost returns, or avoid certain fees. But here’s the catch:…

The Free Financial Advisor

The Rich Are Using Self-Directed IRAs To Invest In Crypto, Startups—And Even Cows. Should You?

More investors are shaking off Wall Street's rigidity to explore unconventional retirement holdings such as cryptocurrencies, private startups, and even livestock.

Benzinga

9 Tax-Deferred Accounts That Cost More in the Long Run

When you hear “tax-deferred accounts,” you might think you’re getting a great deal. You put off paying taxes now, and your money grows faster. But not every tax-deferred account is a win. Some can actually cost you more in the long run. Fees, tax rates, and withdrawal rules can eat…

The Free Financial Advisor

Already Hit Your 401(k) Limit in 2025? Here's What to Do Next

Maxed out your 401(k) contributions, but still want to tuck away more money for retirement this year? Here are seven ways you can take advantage of being a super saver.

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Clever Dude

6 Retirement Accounts That Penalize for Early Access Without Warning

Saving for retirement is a big deal. You work hard, put money away, and hope it grows. But what if you need that money before you turn 59½? Many people don’t realize that some retirement accounts hit you with penalties if you take money out early. These penalties can shrink…

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Times People Lost Retirement Accounts Over One Technicality

Picture this: decades of saving, planning, and dreaming about retirement—gone in an instant over one small misstep. It’s not a dramatic movie plot or an isolated horror story. It’s a recurring reality in the complex world of retirement accounts.

Evening Standard

Bereaved family intend to apply to access Scappaticci will

The High Court in London ruled earlier this week that the will of a man believed to be the IRA agent known as Stakeknife will not be made public.

Kiplinger

Five Things to Consider Before Rolling Your 401(k) into a Roth IRA

Converting at least some of an old 401(k) to a Roth IRA can offer long-term tax benefits and retirement flexibility, especially if you anticipate being in a higher tax bracket later or wish to leave a tax-free legacy.

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The Guardian - UK

Will of man suspected of being army’s top IRA spy Stakeknife to be sealed, high court rules

Judge rules that Freddie Scappaticci’s will cannot be made public for 70 years in a legal first

Clever Dude

9 Retirement Savings Accounts With Automatic Withdrawal Triggers

Saving for retirement is a big deal, but managing those savings can be just as important. Many people set up retirement accounts and then forget about them until it’s time to retire. But what happens when you need to start taking money out? Automatic withdrawal triggers can help. These features…

Evening Standard

Will of man believed to be Stakeknife will not be made public, High Court rules

Freddie Scappaticci was believed to be Britain’s top agent inside the IRA, which he always denied before his death in 2023.

Saving Advice

These 6 Savings “Shortcuts” Are Costing You in Taxes

The internet is full of financial hacks and shortcuts promising to help you save faster, retire earlier, and outsmart the system. But in a world...

GOBankingRates

9 Secret Strategies the Wealthy Use To Cut Their Tax Bills, According to Preston Seo

No one wants to pay more in taxes than they have to. Here are nine IRS-approved strategies the wealthy use to pay less in taxes, that you can start using, too.

The Guardian - US

A Trump IRA for kids? It’s worth a bit of money. But here are better options

The Trump baby account will be good for beer money when your kids are in college. Don’t neglect to fund better plans

Benzinga

After Losing Her Husband And Father, She Turned To Spending — Now She's Asking Suze Orman If An Inherited IRA Can Pay Off Her $41K Debt

After losing both her husband and father within two years, Ana turned to spending as a way to cope with overwhelming grief. Travel, shopping, and dining out became temporary comforts — but they also led to $41,000 in credit card debt.

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