New Products Apple Could Release This Fall
Hereâs what we think Apple is going to announce during multiple special events this fall, from sure bets like the iPhone 13 to longshots like an all-new MacBook Air.
First Time Home Buyers
Taxes in Retirement: How All 50 States Tax Retirees
We rated every state, plus Washington, D.C. on how retirees are taxed. We considered taxes on Social Security and other retirement income, tax exemptions for older residents, and the state’s overall income, property and sales taxes.
Is Your Spouse a Financial Bully? Subtle Signs of Abuse to Watch for
Does your spouse sabotage your career or demand you tell them about all your purchases? These are signs they are trying to control you through money. Spot the red flags before financial abuse escalates to domestic abuse.
The IRS Has $1.3 Billion in Tax Refund Money That Must Be Claimed by Monday
There are over 1 million unclaimed 2017 tax refundsâ¦but you need to act fast if any of that money is yours.
Top Off Your HSA and Lower Your Tax Bill (While There’s Still Time)
If you haven’t already contributed the full amount to your HSA for 2020, you have a few more days to do so and reduce your taxes at the same time.
5 Software Stocks That Analysts Love
Software is long into its migration from CDs and disks into the cloud. But this maturing industry continues to grow … and these software stocks should benefit.
5 States With No State Sales Tax
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon do not impose a state sales tax, but that doesn’t necessarily make them the best states for low taxes.
HSA Contribution Limits for 2022 Are Out
The IRS released the contribution limits, annual deductibles for health plans, and out-of-pocket expense limits for 2022 health savings accounts.
How the Social Security Earnings Test May Affect Your Retirement
If you start taking Social Security benefits before your full retirement age and decide to continue working, you need to understand how the earnings test works.
Tax Extension: How to Get More Time to File Your Tax Return
If you can’t wrap up your tax return by the May 17 deadline, it’s easy to buy yourself more time.