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I’m 50 With $650k in My 401(k). Should I Pivot to Roth Contributions?

At age 50, Roth contributions might be valuable, for the right household. With a Roth portfolio,…

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Puerto Rico Tax Benefits for Americans: What to Know

As a U.S. territory, Puerto Rico can offer tax incentives not available on the mainland.…

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I Inherited My Husband’s 401(k) With $615k. How Do Handle This Money to Reduce Taxes?

Inheriting a retirement account can be complicated.With a retirement account that you opened, you’re referred…

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Form 8283: How to File for Noncash Charitable Contributions

When you donate noncash items—such as artwork, vehicles, clothing or other property to a qualified…

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I’m a 51 Year Old Divorced Dad. I Have $780k in My 401(k) and Contribute the Maximum. Can I Retire in 10 Years?

Dependents can change everything.When it’s just you, or you and a partner, you have more…

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Form 8396: How to Claim Mortgage Interest Credit

Form 8396 is used to claim the mortgage interest credit. This is a nonrefundable federal…

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Can Rental Income Affect Your Social Security Benefits?

Social Security benefits provide essential income for millions of Americans. However, there can be a…

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Section 83(b) Election for Stock Options: Deadline, Examples

An 83(b) election lets individuals who receive restricted stock or stock options pay taxes on…

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Is $400,000 Enough to Retire at 65?

Whether $400,000 is enough to retire at 65 depends on your expenses, other income sources…

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Standard Mileage Deduction: Requirements, Rate and Examples

If you use your personal vehicle for business or other specific needs, you may be…

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