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The proposed regulations tack on to the tax relief laid out in the president’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Act

Use the Mulligan Rule to undo these seven costly retirement errors. While you can’t go back in time, some retirement choices allow for a “correction shot.”

A Utah-based EV dealer has exposed how some dealerships allegedly manipulate federal tax credit rules, drawing outrage from viewers, and revealing questionable practices in the used electric vehicle market.

These 8 states are home to the youngest millionaires in the U.S. Find out where wealth is growing fast.

A legacy transcends monetary value because it brings emotional comfort and mental serenity while ensuring proper care for your loved ones. The lack of clear inheritance plans leads to family disagreements and misunderstandings. A thoughtful estate plan saves our loved ones from stress and ensures our values live on. Family…

Tax season can be stressful—especially for seniors juggling healthcare costs. But here’s some good news: not all medical deductions require a doctor’s note. The IRS...

Here are the average 401(k) match and the top 10 companies by match policy. A generous 401(k) match provides a more secure retirement.

Gig workers around the country just got a major win. The IRS just rolled back one of the most controversial tax rules affecting gig workers. This will change how millions of freelancers, side hustlers, and self-employed individuals get paid. Under the newly signed One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the IRS…

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on the new tax deduction for paying interest on vehicle loans.

Every year, millions of married couples file their taxes without realizing they might be leaving money on the table. While parents often claim credits tied to children and dependents, couples without kids can still qualify for valuable advantages buried deep within the tax code. One often-overlooked hidden tax benefit can…

Government 457(b) plans are about to get more complex as new Roth catch-up requirements come into force. Here's how to prepare for the changes.