The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken many U.S. adults’ confidence in retiring comfortably or on time, with one-in-five (19%) reporting it has forced them to delay their retirement or no longer retire at all, according to the new 2021 Tax-Efficient Retirement Income survey.
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With the new tax deadline of May 17 looming for much of America (and June 15 for states impacted by the February storm), certified members of the Alliance of Comprehensive Planners (ACP), have provided tax tips to help the general public and those who…
Most tax related activity had to be completed by year’s end to affect taxable income for 2020; however, there are a few ways investors can still reduce their taxable income for last year, according to investment management firm T. Rowe Price.
Some general considerations for investors include:
Contributions…
Your credit report isn’t a parking lot, but that doesn’t stop dishonest collection agencies from treating it like one. Some collection agencies quietly place accounts on your credit report, giving you no warning, hoping you won’t notice until you’re in the middle of a major loan…
What is tax identity theft? Should you be worried about it? What steps should you take to prevent it? The credit score tracking experts myFICO have some answers.
The following is an article by Clint Proctor for myFICO:
About nine months ago, I was the victim of …