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For Now, Avoid Real Estate Investment Trusts
Just over two years ago, we warned our readers that real estate prices might be peaking and ready to correct.
Market Volatility Is Back
The markets are inherently volatile. Remain humble. Diversify. Avoid fear.
Invest in Women
Countries must allow all of their populations to participate as fully as possible.
Financial Help for the New Year
You owe it to yourself and your family to make certain you keep your financial New Year’s resolutions this year.
Scrooge’s Former Boss Fezziwig Is a Nester
Scrooge’s riches did not make him happy. Fezziwig’s celebration did not make him poor.
Scrooge’s Nephew Fred Is a Traveler
Ebenezer Scrooge’s nephew Fred is the character young people most easily relate to. He is young himself, carefree, in love and enjoying life with his friends.
How Shrewd Investors Save on Taxes
You can use both investment losses and investment gains to good tax advantage.
Cash Has Been the Riskiest Investment
If you think hiding money under your mattress is a risk-free way of building wealth, think again.
Medicare Medical Savings Account Plans
Unlike Medicare Part B, a Medicare MSA account caps your liability.
How Medicare Works
In some cases you will have to pay the $135 deductible plus 20 percent of the remaining costs.
Fund Your HSA To Cover Retirement Healthcare Costs
Excess contributions to your HSA can be withdrawn after age 65 without penalty just like a traditional IRA.
Kiddie Tax Loophole Soon To Disappear
Use a 529 college savings account to save for college.
IRAs Offer Big Tax Savings for Charitable Gifts
Only contributions made to charity before January 1, 2008 can be characterized as qualified charitable distributions.
Dorothy in Taxland: Below the Line Deductions
Below the line deductions are uncertain. Like many items in the tax code the correct answer to “Will they reduce my taxes?” is: “It depends.”
Dorothy in Taxland: Tax on Marriage
As Glinda advises us, “It’s always best to start at the beginning,” and at the beginning of the tax return is determining your filing status.