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8 Ways Charitable Giving Can Still Reduce a Late-Winter Tax Bill

It’s mid-January, and while the holiday “giving season” is technically over, the “saving season” is just beginning. If you’re looking at your preliminary 2026 tax...

Saving Advice · Jan 16

9 Tax Traps To Watch Out for Before You Sell Property

Rules, deadlines and overlooked details can affect how much profit you keep. While most people assume taxes will be straightforward, experts say otherwise.

GOBankingRates · Jan 16

5 Ways Trump Has Promised Americans Cash — and When You May Get It

Here are five ways Trump has promised Americans cash and when you may get it.

GOBankingRates · Jan 16

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Warning: The New “SALT Cap” Rule That Affects Homeowners in 2026

For years, homeowners in high-tax states have complained about the $10,000 cap on State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions. It felt like a penalty for living in a nice neighborhood with good schools. Washington finally moved the needle, and the new tax legislation has technically raised that cap to $40,000…

Budget and the Bees · Jan 15

A Free Tax Filing Option Has Disappeared for 2026: Here's What That Means for You

Tax season officially opens on January 26. But you'll have one less way to submit your tax return for free. Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger · Jan 15

IRS Alert: Why Men Under 60 Are Getting Flagged for This One Retirement Withdrawal

The moment feels triumphant. You’ve built a retirement account, life throws a curveball, and there’s money sitting right there with your name on it. Tap it now, sort things out, move on.

Clever Dude · Jan 15

10 Tax Filing Errors Retirees Make During Early Preparation

For many retirees, being organized is a point of pride. The moment the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, the hunt for the 1099s...

Saving Advice · Jan 15

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House passes second spending package with more bills in pipeline

The package moves now to the Senate, which isn’t expected to take it up until the final week of January after a week-long recess.

Roll Call · Jan 14

IRS Warns: Routine Financial Patterns Are Triggering Surprise Reviews for Millions of Americans

Around 6 in 10 Americans have expressed that they have anxiety about being audited at tax time. As the IRS taps into AI and other tools, the fear of being audited is at an all-time high. The IRS has recently expanded its use of third-party data analytics and digital behavior…

Clever Dude · Jan 14

IRS Warning: That Venmo Payment for Your Garage Sale Just Triggered a Surprise Tax Bill

It’s a wonderful moment when Venmo confirms a payment has hit your bank account, especially when it’s a garage or yard sale. A stranger happily walks away with your old coffee table, and you feel like a decluttering champion who just earned a few extra bucks.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jan 14

The January Paycheck Shock: The ‘Hidden’ Tax Rule That Just Lowered Take-Home Pay for Middle-Class Families

January is usually a month of fresh starts, new resolutions, and maybe a little post-holiday gloom—but this year, many middle-class families opened their first paycheck of the year and got hit with a jolt that didn’t involve the gym or a diet plan. Somehow, magically, their take-home pay shrank. Not…

The Free Financial Advisor · Jan 14

The Schedule 1-A Snare: Why 1 in 4 Seniors Won’t Get the $6,000 OBBBA Tax Deduction

The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was heralded as a historic win for American retirees, promising a massive $6,000 tax deduction...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

IRS Warning: The 2026 “Audit Alarms” Triggered by Routine Venmo and Zelle Transfers

If you regularly use apps like Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle to split dinner checks with friends or send a birthday gift to a grandchild, you...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

The $2.00 “Raise”: A Step-by-Step Guide to Auditing Your Jan 2026 SS Statement for Errors

If you recently checked your bank account and found that your 2026 Social Security “raise” was closer to the price of a cup of coffee...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

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Kiplinger · Jan 14

How to Use Your Health Savings Account in Retirement

Strategic saving and investing of HSA funds during your working years can unlock the full potential of these accounts to cover healthcare costs and more in retirement.

Kiplinger · Jan 14

When Can Tax Planning Be an Act of Love? This Family Found Out

How can you give stock worth millions to a loved one without giving them a huge capital gains tax bill? This family's financial adviser provided the answer.

Saving Advice · Jan 13

Older Adults Are Seeing Delays in State Tax Refund Processing

For many retirees, the arrival of a state tax refund is a highly anticipated financial event. It might be earmarked for a property tax bill,...

Kiplinger · Jan 13

When Do W-2s Arrive? 2026 Deadline and 'Big Beautiful Bill' Changes

Mark your calendar: Feb 2 is the big W-2 release date. Here’s the delivery scoop and what the Trump tax changes might mean for your taxes.

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International Business Times UK · Jan 13

The Costly Retirement Mistake Many Americans Keep Making and Why It Happens Again and Again

US retirees and heirs of retirement accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs often make this year-end mistake that costs them IRS tax penalties of up to 25%.

International Business Times UK · Jan 13

Over 50 and Earning Over $150,000? New Law Forces 401(k) Catch-Ups into Roth Accounts

New 2026 IRS rule requires American workers over 50 earning above $150,000 to direct 401(k) catch-up contributions into Roth accounts, removing the traditional pretax deduction worth thousands annually.

Clever Dude · Jan 12

The January 14th ‘Net-Zero’ Deposit: Why Your First 2026 Social Security Check May Arrive With a $0.00 Raise

If you were expecting a bigger Social Security check on January 14, 2026, you’re not alone. Everyone assumed the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2026 would bump up their payments starting in January. However, you might be surprised to find out that your deposit looks suspiciously identical to December’s, despite the…

Clever Dude · Jan 11

IRS Alert: Why Selling on Facebook Marketplace in 2026 Could Trigger a Surprise Tax Bill

That dusty treadmill in your garage, the designer bag you barely used, the gaming console your kids abandoned two years ago—turns out they might be plotting against you.

Saving Advice · Jan 11

Schedule 1-A Alert: How to Claim the $6,000 “OBBB” Deduction on Your 2026 Return

If you’ve seen chatter about a “new $6,000 deduction” and a mysterious extra schedule, it’s not just internet noise. The IRS created an enhanced deduction...

Saving Advice · Jan 10

Medi-Cal’s $130K Asset Trap: Why Your January Bank Balance Could Stop Your Coverage

If you are a California senior who has spent the last two years breathing a sigh of relief regarding your healthcare eligibility, that peace of...

Saving Advice · Jan 9

The $6,000 Secret: How the OBBB Act Wipes Out Taxes for 88% of Seniors This Month

If you are 65 or older, you are likely losing exactly $500 per month in potential cash flow right now—money that belongs to you, not...

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