10 In-Demand Jobs for People With a Bachelor’s Degree
A four-year degree can open a lot of doors, but these are some of the biggest opportunities.
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The 7 Fastest Ways to Catch Up on Retirement Savings
We talked with financial experts to get their ideas for how to fatten up your retirement account fast.
13 States That Tax Social Security Benefits
You may have dreamed of a tax-free retirement, but if you live in these 13 states, your Social Security benefits are subject to a state tax. That’s on top of a federal tax on as much as 85% of your Social Security benefits.
Check-In: Expecting Couple Struggling with Debt, But Future Looks Bright
When I first connected with Julia and John, the Queens, NY couple was expecting their first child and grappling with some debt, a lack of savings and income prior to the baby’s arrival. The couple was basically living paycheck to…
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Hours of Work Needed to Pay Rent in the 10 Largest Cities
Here’s how much working time it costs renters to live in America’s biggest cities.
Ask GFC 031: Can I Still Contribute to an IRA – Even if I Don’t Get a Tax Break? – Good Financial Cents®
It’s easy to forget about traditional IRAs, especially if they aren’t tax deductible. An Ask GFC reader has asked a question about this very topic.
Ask GFC 031: Can I Still Contribute to an IRA – Even if I Don’t Get a Tax Break?
With all the talk about Roth IRAs it’s easy to forget about traditional IRAs, especially if they aren’t tax deductible. An Ask GFC reader has asked a question about this very topic: “I have contributed the maximum to my company 401K plan. Can I still contribute to an IRA (after tax money) – even though […]
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Smart Financial Strategies to Reach Your Goals
Most everyone wants to have enough money to feel financially secure. But, achieving financial goals can mean different things to different peopleâdepending on where they are in life or their careers. Whether youâre graduating from college, beginning a new job, starting a family or buying a home, there are some smart financial strategies that could […]
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Saving for Retirement in Your 40s
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Your 40s are a busy time.  There are quite a variety of expenses to consider. For many people, funds arenât just for raising children.  For some, helping aging parents with financial assistance may also come into play.  And of course, there is also debt and mortgages. It may seem like your accounts are being pulled in … Read More about Saving for Retirement in Your 40s
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Work for Yourself? Hereâs How to Reduce Self-Employment Taxes
Your self-employment taxes could be more than your income taxes. Here’s how to cut them.