The 2026 Retirement Catch-Up Curveball: What High Earners Over 50 Need to Know Now Unlock the secrets of the 2026 retirement catch-up provisions: A must-read for high earners aged 50 and above. Kiplinger · Dec 22, 2025
5 Last-Minute Gig Worker Tax Tips for 2025 Slash your 2025 tax bill with smart gig worker moves. Learn some key deductions, timing tricks and essential year‑end steps to keep more of your earnings. GOBankingRates · Dec 22, 2025
10 Tax Deductions and Credits You’re Probably Missing That Could Save You Thousands in 2026 and Beyond Many taxpayers might miss these valuable tax deductions and credits for 2026, from HSA contributions to the new senior deduction. Here's what you need to know. GOBankingRates · Dec 22, 2025
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett Predicts 2026 as Largest Tax Refund in US History Trump admin's advisor, Kevin Hassett, said Americans can expect to get huge payouts for tax refunds from the IRS next year International Business Times UK · Dec 22, 2025
Holiday Tax Scams 2025: 'Tis the Season to be Wary Navigating tax tricks of the holiday season may be daunting, but don't let that destroy your festive spirit Kiplinger · Dec 21, 2025
A Wealth Adviser Explains: 4 Times I'd Give the Green Light for a Roth Conversion (and 4 Times I'd Say It's a No-Go) Roth conversions should never be done on a whim — they're a product of careful timing and long-term tax considerations. So how can you tell whether to go ahead? Kiplinger · Dec 21, 2025
7 Tax Loopholes the Rich Use To Pay Less and Build More Wealth Many wealthy people are super skilled at using all the tax loopholes available to them to minimize their taxes and maximize their wealth. GOBankingRates · Dec 20, 2025
Tax Reset: 8 Moves to Consider If You’ve Had a Windfall in 2025 A sudden windfall in 2025 can feel like someone handed you a golden ticket—maybe from a business sale, a legal settlement, a crypto boom, or even an unexpected inheritance. The thrill is real, the excitement palpable, and the possibilities endless. But along with that exhilaration comes a giant, unavoidable reality… The Free Financial Advisor · Dec 19, 2025
New 401(k) Limits for 2026: 4 Expert Tips To Boost Your Retirement Savings The IRS raised 401(k) limits to $24,500 for 2026. Here are four expert tips to save more and cut taxes. GOBankingRates · Dec 19, 2025
Trump Accounts Offer Eligible Children $1,000: Contributions Begin 4 July 2026 US parents can claim $1,000 government investment accounts for children born between 2025 and 2028 starting July 2026. Experts warn against adding personal funds. International Business Times UK · Dec 19, 2025
How To Get a Head Start on Your 2026 Tax Return in January — Tax Experts Share 8 Moves By taking a few intentional steps in January, you can smooth out your tax burden, reduce errors and make the 2026 filing season far less stressful. GOBankingRates · Dec 18, 2025
Why I have a financial planner Hiring a financial planner can deliver a return that can’t be quantified: peace of mind The Independent UK · Dec 18, 2025
IRS Eases Health Savings Account Eligibility Under Trump's Bill Amid Uncertainty Over ACA Subsidies The US Treasury and the IRS have widened the eligibility for health savings accounts as policymakers debate the future of Affordable Care Act subsidies, which are set to end this year. International Business Times UK · Dec 17, 2025
Law Reversal Looming? Trump Eyes 2026 Gambling Winnings Tax Change It's no secret that the IRS is coming after your gambling winnings in 2026. But how long will that last? Kiplinger · Dec 16, 2025
Kiplinger · Dec 16, 2025 Your Year-End Tax and Estate Planning Review Just Got Urgent Changing tax rules and falling interest rates mean financial planning is more important than ever as 2025 ends. There's still time to make these five key moves.
International Business Times UK · Dec 16, 2025 Why Tribes Waited 30 Years for Trump's Tax Break—And the Billions It Just Unlocked The Trump administration finalised tax rules after a 30-year wait, confirming tribal businesses are tax-exempt and unlocking capital for $43.9B in gaming and clean energy sectors.
The Independent UK · Dec 15, 2025 A woman is suing the IRS to get pets classified as dependents and eligible for tax deductions The woman argued that her dog ‘is like my daughter’ and ‘definitely’ a dependent
GOBankingRates · Dec 15, 2025 I Asked ChatGPT How Billionaires Safeguard Wealth — Anyone Can Use These Tips The 0.01% have significant ways of protecting their wealth, and surprisingly, most of them are available to the common taxpayer — and even affordable to do.
GOBankingRates · Dec 15, 2025 Suze Orman: Why You Shouldn’t Overlook This Retirement Planning Benefit Suze Orman explains why this overlooked retirement benefit could boost your savings and help secure a stronger financial future.
Reason · Dec 15, 2025 Photo: A Furloughed Federal Worker Opens a Hot Dog Cart The stand has been so successful that IRS lawyer Isaac Stein intends to continue his hot dog hustle on weekends.
GOBankingRates · Dec 14, 2025 Financial Expert: Here’s the Smartest Way Boomers Can Give Kids Tax-Free Money Financial expert Lance Morgan reveals why $19,000 is the magic number for boomers helping their kids financially. Here's how the tax-free gift strategy works.
Budget and the Bees · Dec 14, 2025 Warning: The New IRS Rule Change That Could Affect Your Venmo and PayPal Accounts We used to live in a world where selling an old couch on Facebook Marketplace or splitting a dinner bill via Venmo was a private transaction. Those days are changing fast. The IRS has been rolling out new reporting thresholds that have left many of us confused and slightly panicked…
Kiplinger · Dec 13, 2025 I'm a Financial Planner for Millionaires: Here's How to Give Your Kids Cash Gifts Without Triggering IRS Paperwork Most people can gift large sums without paying tax or filing a return, especially by structuring gifts across two tax years or splitting gifts with a spouse.
GOBankingRates · Dec 12, 2025 You’re Probably Overpaying the IRS by $1,000 or More a Year: Here’s How To Stop The average refund in 2025 was around $3,000, which means that if you're getting a refund, you're likely overpaying the IRS.
Kiplinger · Dec 12, 2025 Ask the Editor, December 12: IRAs, 401(k)s and RMDs In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on IRAs, 401(k)s and required minimum distributions