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Bigger Isn’t Always Better For Today’s Homebuyers

Key takeaways The typical mortgage payment doubled between 2020 and 2024, while today’s new homes…

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We’re in Our 70s With Our Home Paid Off and $350k in IRAs. Can a Nursing Home Take Any of It?

A nursing home cannot unilaterally take your assets or property, even if you are staying…

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Is Linking Bank Accounts Safe?

Key takeaways Linking bank accounts makes it easier to transfer funds, automate savings, split direct…

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Form 8283: How to File for Noncash Charitable Contributions

When you donate noncash items—such as artwork, vehicles, clothing or other property to a qualified…

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How Much Should I Have in Retirement Savings at 55?

At 55, many people are about 10 years from retirement and may wonder how much…

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What happens to your car loan when the cosigner dies?

Key takeaways If your cosigner dies, continue making loan payments as usual to avoid default…

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Form 8396: How to Claim Mortgage Interest Credit

Form 8396 is used to claim the mortgage interest credit. This is a nonrefundable federal…

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At What Age Can You Retire With $1 Million?

For many Americans, $1 million is the benchmark for a secure retirement. But in today’s…

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What Is A High-Yield Savings Account?

Key takeaways A high-yield savings account pays significantly more interest than traditional savings accounts —…

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Section 83(b) Election for Stock Options: Deadline, Examples

An 83(b) election lets individuals who receive restricted stock or stock options pay taxes on…

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