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What Happens If You Don’t Report New Income to Social Security?

Many retirees assume that once they’ve started receiving Social Security benefits, the amount will remain the same regardless of their financial situation. But in reality,...

Saving Advice · Aug 14, 2025

Should You Put Your Life Insurance in a Trust Before Age 70?

As you approach retirement, one of the most important financial decisions you may face is what to do with your life insurance policy. For many...

Saving Advice · Aug 14, 2025

Millions of Americans Set to Pocket $1,390 as IRS Rolls Out Latest Stimulus; Are You on the List?

Millions of Americans are set to receive a $1,390 stimulus payment from the IRS, with eligibility based on income and filing status. Here's who qualifies and when the money could arrive.

International Business Times UK · Aug 14, 2025

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6 Tax Moves To Make During the Summer, According to Fidelity

Fidelity shares 6 smart summer tax strategies to help you save money, reduce your bill and prep for year-end—don’t miss these seasonal moves.

GOBankingRates · Aug 14, 2025

Did You Just Lose an Additional $12K in Senior Deduction Because of Income Rules?

For many seniors, tax season brings the hope of reducing taxable income through valuable deductions. One of the biggest potential breaks is the senior deduction, which can significantly lower your tax bill if you qualify. But what many retirees don’t realize is that certain income rules can cause them to…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 14, 2025

I’m a CPA: 4 Ways the Middle Class Can Take Advantage of the Big Beautiful Bill

A CPA breaks down 4 smart ways the middle class can benefit from the Big Beautiful Bill—maximize savings, credits and long-term financial wins.

GOBankingRates · Aug 14, 2025

IRS Denies Rumored $1,390 Stimulus Checks, Says No New Payments Approved For 2025: Here's What Taxpayers Need To Know (UPDATED)

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to include a comment from an IRS spokesperson.

Benzinga · Aug 14, 2025

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Trump Ousted Billy Long As IRS Chief Amid Clashes With Treasury, Off-Script Gaffes And Creating 'An Impossible Situation'

President Donald Trump ousted Internal Revenue Service Chief Billy Long last week, only eight weeks into his tenure, continuing the rapid turnover in top leadership at the agency, which has already seen seven changes in less than 12 months.

Benzinga · Aug 14, 2025

How the 2025 Child Tax Credit Rules Impact Single Parents

New changes to family tax credits, like the Child Tax Credit, will impact the eligibility of some households.

Kiplinger · Aug 13, 2025

Should You Be Paying Rent to Live in Your Adult Child’s Home?

Moving in with your adult children during retirement can be a win-win. You save money, they have help around the house, and everyone enjoys more...

Saving Advice · Aug 13, 2025

6 Retirement Plans That Kick You Off Federal Aid Without Notice

For retirees depending on federal aid programs like Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), or certain housing benefits, the type of retirement plan you choose can make or break your eligibility. What many don’t realize is that some accounts or payout structures can suddenly push your income or assets over the…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 13, 2025

Are You Reading the Right Fine Print on Your Tax Refund?

Tax season can feel like a relief when you see that refund number pop up. But before you start planning how to spend it, there’s something you need to know. The fine print on your tax refund isn’t just legal jargon—it can affect how much money you actually get, how…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 13, 2025

6 Retirement Date Mistakes That Affect Tax Brackets

Retirement is a big milestone, but the date you choose to retire can have a bigger impact on your taxes than you might think. Many people focus on saving enough money or picking the right investments, but they forget how much timing matters. The wrong retirement date can push you…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 13, 2025

Why That Gifted Car Could Lead to IRS Trouble

Imagine this: a relative tosses you the keys to a shiny, practically new car. No payments. No paperwork hassles. Just yours—free and clear. Sounds like a dream, right?

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 13, 2025

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Saving Advice · Aug 12, 2025

7 Little-Known Tax Credits That Seniors Often Miss

When most retirees think about tax savings, they focus on the standard deductions or common exemptions they’ve always claimed. But in retirement, the rules change—and...

Beating Broke · Aug 12, 2025

Are You Losing Promised Income by Ignoring Rental Side App Tax Loopholes?

If you rent out a room on Airbnb, share your car on Turo, or list storage space on Neighbor, you might be missing out on serious income without even realizing it. Many rental side hustle earners forget that certain tax breaks and deductions apply to their earnings. The result? You’re…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 12, 2025

5 Tax Benefits That Disappear if You Downsize Too Late

Downsizing your home can be a smart financial move, but waiting too long can cost you in ways you might not expect. While selling a larger property often frees up cash and reduces maintenance costs, there are specific tax perks tied to timing. If you miss the right window, you…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 12, 2025

Is IRMAA About to Add Hundreds to Your Monthly Medicare Bill?

For many retirees, managing finances means keeping a close eye on every expense, and Medicare is often a significant part of the budget. While most people are familiar with their Part B and Part D premiums, a lesser-known acronym could drastically increase those costs. The Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount, or…

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Kiplinger · Aug 11, 2025

How Your 2025 Wedding Could Save You Money on Taxes

There are some wedding expenses that are tax-deductible, and you don’t want to miss out on savings.

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 11, 2025

7 Ill-Advised Advisor Tips That Trigger IRS Audits

Tax season can be stressful. You want to get every deduction you deserve, but you also want to avoid trouble with the IRS. Many people turn to financial advisors for help, trusting their expertise. But not every tip is a good one. Some well-meaning advice can actually put you in…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 11, 2025

8 Email Formats That Signal a Financial Scam in Disguise

Email scams are everywhere. They show up in your inbox when you least expect them. Some look like messages from your bank. Others pretend to be from the IRS or a company you trust. These scams can cost you money, steal your identity, or even lock you out of your…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 11, 2025

10 Retirement Funds That Can Be Frozen by Court Orders

Retirement funds are supposed to be safe. You work for years, save money, and expect those funds to be there when you need them. But sometimes, a court can freeze your retirement accounts. This can happen for many reasons, like unpaid debts, divorce, or legal judgments. Knowing which retirement funds…

Saving Advice · Aug 10, 2025

Is Your Social Security Check Shrinking Without Explanation?

Social Security is a lifeline for millions of Americans. If you rely on these monthly payments, any drop in your check can feel alarming. Sometimes,...

Saving Advice · Aug 10, 2025

Should You Add Your Child’s Name to Your House Title?

Adding your child’s name to your house title sounds simple. Many parents think it’s a way to help their kids or avoid future problems. But...

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 10, 2025

10 Refund Delays Women Face After Retirement That Men Rarely Do

Retirement should bring peace of mind and financial stability, but for many women, unexpected delays in receiving refunds and reimbursements create added stress. Whether it’s tax returns, overpaid premiums, or owed pension benefits, women often wait longer than men due to systemic gaps in records, outdated processes, or assumptions about…

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