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Trump removes IRS commissioner Billy Long two months after he was sworn in

Long is reportedly now in line for Iceland ambassador post as treasury chief Scott Bessent takes over as acting IRS head

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Trump boots IRS commissioner after just months on the job: Names Treasury Secretary as interim head

The former Missouri congressman had next to no experience with tax law when he was tapped to lead the tax collection agency

The Independent UK

Long removed as IRS commissioner two months after confirmation - Roll Call

Former GOP Rep. Billy Long has been removed as IRS commissioner by President Trump, a White House official said Friday.

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8 Innocent Tax Errors That Trigger Audits in Retirement

Most retirees imagine their post-work years as a time of financial simplicity–steady income from Social Security, pensions, and maybe a few investments. But when it...

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8 Bills You Should NEVER Pay If You’re Broke

When you’re broke, every dollar becomes a lifeline. There’s a constant tug-of-war between urgent needs and looming bills, and it can feel like there’s no...

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10 Things You Must Know About Crypto Taxes Before You File in 2026

To be sure you're reporting any tax-relevant info correctly and not getting into trouble, two money experts explained what to know about crypto before filing.

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What People Don’t Realize About Leaving Assets to Grandchildren

Leaving something behind for your grandchildren may feel like the ultimate expression of love and legacy. But without careful planning, what seems like a generous and well-meaning gift can create more confusion than comfort. There are legal, financial, and emotional details that most people simply don’t consider when leaving assets…

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Why Some Charitable Bequests Are Being Rejected in Probate Court

Charitable bequests are a way for people to leave a legacy and support causes they care about after they’re gone. But not every gift to charity makes it through probate court. Sometimes, even well-intentioned donations get blocked or thrown out. This can surprise families, frustrate charities, and leave everyone wondering…

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Are You Paying Taxes on Income You Don’t Even Receive?

You’ve worked hard, saved diligently, and structured your income to stay within a reasonable tax bracket. Yet every year, you’re surprised by how much you...

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What Happens to Retirement Payouts When the Market Drops Mid-Inheritance

Inheriting a retirement account can feel like a financial blessing—until the stock market takes a sudden dive. Many families don’t realize that retirement payouts tied to investment accounts can lose value in real time, even during the estate transfer process. When markets dip mid-inheritance, what once looked like a comfortable…

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What the IRS Can Still Seize Even After Death

It’s a common misconception that once someone passes away, their tax troubles die with them. But in reality, if a person owed back taxes or had unresolved issues with the IRS, those problems don’t just disappear. The federal government can and often will go after the deceased person’s estate to…

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The Estate Planning Loophole That Now Flags You for Audit

Families often turn to estate planning strategies to protect their wealth and pass it on smoothly to future generations. However, recent changes in tax laws and increased IRS scrutiny have turned one popular estate planning loophole into a red flag for audits. What once seemed like a clever way to…

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6 Tax Breaks That Vanished Before Anyone Noticed

Tax season can feel like a maze. You think you know the rules, but then something changes. One year, you’re counting on a deduction or credit, and the next, it’s gone. These changes don’t always make headlines. Sometimes, tax breaks disappear quietly, leaving people confused or even paying more than…

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Buying an EV or Hybrid? How To Maximize Tax Credits Before They Expire

If you've been considering an electric vehicle or plug-in hybrid recently, now might be your best chance of getting a good deal.

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7 Hidden Freebies You Unlock After 60

Turning 60 often comes with mixed emotions—retirement planning, lifestyle changes, and new priorities. But what many people don’t realize is that this milestone also opens...

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Many retirees and low-income seniors look to side hustles to stay financially afloat or simply feel productive. Driving for a delivery service, selling handmade goods...

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8 Minor Asset Transfers That Can Cause Major Tax Trouble

Transferring assets might seem simple. You move money, property, or investments from one person to another. But even small asset transfers can trigger big tax headaches. Many people think only large gifts or inheritances matter to the IRS. That’s not true. The rules around asset transfers are strict, and mistakes…

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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…

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6 Retirement Plan Provisions That Disqualify You From Aid

Planning for retirement is a big deal. You want to make sure your money lasts, and you want to get all the help you can. But some retirement plan provisions can actually block you from getting financial aid, especially if you or your kids are looking at college costs. These…

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9 Executor Missteps That Lead to Legal Battles Within Families

When someone passes away, the executor steps in to handle their estate. It sounds simple, but executor mistakes can turn a sad time into a family nightmare. Arguments, lawsuits, and broken relationships often start with one person’s misstep. If you’re named as an executor, or you care about what happens…

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What You Sign at Closing That Could Delay Your Inheritance by Years

When you close on a home or investment property, you expect the paperwork to protect your interests and secure ownership. But many families are shocked to discover that certain documents signed at closing can unintentionally complicate estate matters down the road. These agreements can tie up property in legal or…

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Trump’s New Tip Tax Break Is Temporary — Don’t Budget for It

Regardless of how much money it nets back into tip earners' wallets, the break is temporary. Here's why those who get a break should budget like they aren't.

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Cash Balance Pension Plans: the Smart Way to Turbocharge Your Retirement

Cash balance plans can significantly boost your retirement strategy if you want a reliable, guaranteed income stream.

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How One Missed Tax Deadline Cost a Widow Her Retirement Home

Tax deadlines may feel like just another date on the calendar, but for some, missing one can lead to devastating financial consequences. One heartbreaking story that highlights this risk is how one missed tax deadline cost a widow her retirement home. After losing her spouse, this widow believed she had…

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9 Retirement Accounts That Freeze When a Name Is Misspelled

When you think about retirement accounts, you probably picture steady growth, compound interest, and a future where your money is safe. But there’s a detail that can throw a wrench in your plans: a simple name misspelling. It sounds minor, but it can freeze your retirement accounts, block transactions, and…

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