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IRS Announces 2017 401k Contribution Limit and Pension Plan Limits
On October 27, 2016, the Internal Revenue Service announced 401k contribution limit and cost-of-living adjustments affecting dollar limitations and compensation thresholds for pension plans and other retirement-related items for tax year 2017. 401k Contibution Limit [...]
4 Ways to Lower Your Cellphone Bill
Have you ever opened your cell phone bill and thought, “Wow, that was cheap?” Yeah, didn’t think so. But take heart: It’s possible to lower your charges before your next billing cycle. Simple tweaks, such [...]
Most People Need Not Worry About Estate Taxes
Welcome news: As of 2016, if you die with less than $5.45 million in assets — or $10.9 million if you’re married — your estate won’t owe federal estate tax. Surprised? Most people are. As [...]
7 Ways to Tell If That IRS Tax Collections Call Is Fake
A new IRS program set to take effect next spring may make it harder to tell which of those dubious phone calls many people get about outstanding tax bills are actually fake. The agency announced [...]
Your Personal Finance Guide to America’s National Parks
Shutterstock photo Our national parks are one of America’s greatest resources. If you live in a city or suburb, America can feel small and crowded, but stepping into a national park will change [...]
Long Term Care Insurance – When Less Is More
Martin Barraud | Getty Images As rate hikes increase, older Americans weigh dropping policies. Eileen Cheng, 70, is holding on to the long term care insurance policy she purchased 15 years ago, even [...]