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6 Ways to Legally Bypass Retirement Contribution Limits

For many people trying to build a strong retirement, maxing out a 401(k) or IRA feels like hitting the ceiling. You put in the maximum...

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11 Retirement Planning Hacks That Sound Illegal (But Aren’t)

Most people think retiring well takes either a six-figure salary, a financial advisor on speed dial, or an early inheritance. But what if the real...

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Why Retirement Loopholes Are Hidden in Plain Sight

Most people think of retirement planning as a rigid path: save in your 401(k), maybe open an IRA, and hope your investments grow enough to...

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Can Homeschoolers Save on Expenses With 529 Plans?

A new so-called 'home school tax break' could change how you save for your child's homeschool education. Find out how.

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9 Loopholes That Could Save Retirees Thousands—If They Dare Use Them

Retirement is often portrayed as a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of one’s labor. However, the financial landscape for retirees can be complex,...

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10 Retirement Loopholes That Make the IRS Sweat

Retirement planning is all about building security and preserving wealth, but sometimes, it’s also about finding creative ways to keep more of what you’ve earned....

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Ex-GOP lawmaker's IRS nomination advances in Senate - Roll Call

Democrats cited Billy Long's ties to firms hawking phony tax credits, but Republicans backed him on a party-line committee vote.

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12 Ways to Protect Your Legacy From Taxes

Leaving a legacy is about more than just passing down money—it’s about ensuring your loved ones are cared for and your values live on. But taxes can take a big bite out of what you leave behind if you don’t plan ahead. Knowing how to protect your legacy from taxes…

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10 Times Tax Loss Harvesting Backfired

Tax loss harvesting is often hailed as a smart way to reduce your tax bill and boost your investment returns. The idea is simple: sell investments that have lost value to offset gains elsewhere in your portfolio. But as with many financial strategies, the devil is in the details. When…

The Free Financial Advisor

Nevada Becomes the 21st State To Strengthen Donor Privacy Protections

A new law prohibits the state from requiring nonprofits to disclose the personal information of their supporters, protecting Americans’ First Amendment right to free association.

Reason

10 Tax Deductions You Forgot Were Legal

Tax season can feel like a maze, and it’s easy to miss out on valuable deductions that could put more money back in your pocket. Many people focus on the obvious write-offs, like mortgage interest or charitable donations, but there are plenty of lesser-known tax deductions that are perfectly legal…

The Free Financial Advisor

7 Capital Gains Rules That Will Shock First-Time Investors

If you’re dipping your toes into the world of investing, you’ve probably heard the term “capital gains” tossed around. But what does it really mean for your bottom line? For first-time investors, understanding capital gains rules isn’t just a matter of curiosity—it’s essential for keeping more of your hard-earned money.…

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Will RMDs Ruin the 4% Rule for You?

Don't let required minimum distributions (RMDs) rain on your retirement parade.

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Watch Out for Annuity Surrender Charges: How to Avoid Them

Pulling money out of an annuity early can be a costly proposition. Here's how surrender charges work and one potential way around them — an annuity "ladder."

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The ITIN Lady: Sirius Tax Group Founder Is a Tax Expert Who Puts People First

The IRS can feel like an intimidating entity, full of complex rules and red tape. Now imagine facing that same system as a non-U.S. citizen, someone unfamiliar with the intricacies of U.S. tax laws, unsure of how to navigate the requirements. That's where Sydney R. Smith, MBA, CAA, steps in.

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Brad Keselowski compares NASCAR rule book to "IRS tax code" after RFK failures

Brad Keselowski sits 32nd in the championship standings after a difficult start to the 2025 season. A fifth-place finish last weekend in the Coca-Cola 600 was both his first top five and top ten of the year.

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Energy-Efficiency Credits — Get’ Em While You Can

Green energy-efficiency credits are on the chopping block. These tax credits can be valuable, but you should upgrade your home sooner rather than later.

The Independent UK

Has Big Brother arrived? Inside the secretive Trump effort to centralize government data on millions of Americans

Effort spans key agencies, including Homeland Security, the IRS, and Social Security

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10 Times the Rich Used Charities to Hide Their Wealth

When you think about charitable giving, you probably picture genuine philanthropy and heartfelt generosity. However, the world of charitable tax avoidance reveals a darker side where some wealthy individuals have exploited the system for personal gain. These schemes don’t just bend the rules—they often break them entirely, costing taxpayers billions…

The Independent UK

‘I have no shame’: Todd Chrisley speaks out after Trump’s pardon that freed him from prison

Todd Chrisley appeared publicly for the first time since his release at a press conference alongside daughter Savannah Chrisley

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What Do Trump's Pardons for Rich Tax Evaders Mean for IRS Enforcement?

Recent pardons raise questions about tax fairness and the difference between tax avoidance and evasion.

The Guardian - US

Doge employees hold stock in firms set to benefit from cuts, Democrats allege

Elizabeth Warren and others urge investigation over ‘clear conflict of interest and potential criminal violation’

The Independent UK

What to know about reality TV stars Julie and Todd Chrisley, who were pardoned by Trump

Reality TV stars Julie and Todd Chrisley have been pardoned by President Donald Trump after being imprisoned on federal convictions for bank fraud and tax evasion

The Independent UK

Jailed reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley appeal fraud convictions as children say family is ‘closer than ever’

Todd Chrisley will be released in 2032 while wife, Julie’s release date is 2028

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8 Obscene Things Rich People Do to Stay Rich

Staying wealthy isn’t just about earning more—it’s about playing a different game altogether. For most people, the rules seem rigged, and the gap between the ultra-rich and everyone else keeps growing. While many work hard and save diligently, the wealthy often use strategies that are out of reach for the…

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