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IRS Relief Payment 2025 Explained: How Much You'll Get, Who's Eligible, and What's Actually Real

Find out the truth behind the IRS Relief Payment 2025 — how much you could get, who's eligible, and what's really happening with IRS payments.

International Business Times UK · Oct 8, 2025

IRS Names Its First CEO: But He’s Also Still Running Social Security

Will this new role make it difficult to address emerging issues like budget and staffing cuts and customer service concerns?

Kiplinger · Oct 7, 2025

Why Many Seniors Underestimate Their Tax Bills After Retirement

Many retirees expect lower taxes once they stop working—but that assumption often backfires. Retirement income isn’t as tax-free as people think. Social Security, pensions, withdrawals,...

Saving Advice · Oct 7, 2025

Here’s How Stock Losses Can Boost Your Tax Refund

You can use capital losses to offset gains, reduce taxable income and boost refunds. Learn smart tax strategies like harvesting and carrying forward losses.

GOBankingRates · Oct 4, 2025

Short Circuit: An Inexhaustive Weekly Compendium of Rulings from the Federal Courts of Appeal

Qualified privileges, unequal conspiracies, and a file in hand.

Reason · Oct 3, 2025

Ask the Editor, October 3: Tax Questions on the Charitable Deduction

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer reader questions on the charitable deduction.

Kiplinger · Oct 3, 2025

The Justice Department's Targeting of George Soros Is a Serious Scandal

Just as it was a scandal when the IRS under Obama allegedly targeted Tea Party groups.

Reason · Oct 2, 2025

'I Remember Being Right Where You Are': Dave Ramsey Warns Caller That His $1 Million Debt Can Destroy His Marriage

When John, from North Carolina, called into "The Ramsey Show," he revealed that he and his wife were facing nearly $1 million in debt after closing down his business. A mix of loans, IRS taxes, credit cards, and a mortgage left the couple overwhelmed — and worried about their financial…

Benzinga · Oct 2, 2025

What Happens to Your Money in a Government Shutdown?

From benefit checks to IRS delays, here’s what could affect your wallet if the government shuts down.

Kiplinger · Oct 1, 2025

The First Few Weeks Without a Pension Check — And The Hidden Ripple Effect

When the pension stops, the silence is louder than you expect. After years of dependable deposits, retirees often underestimate how quickly the absence of a...

Saving Advice · Oct 1, 2025