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Financial Steps to Take Now to Prep for Looming Tax Increases
Published November 19, 2012
Don't just sit around waiting for Congress to get their act together regarding the fiscal cliff and potential tax expirations. Take these nine steps to prep your finances now.
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East Coast Residents Set to Get Slammed by a Tax Disaster
Published November 16, 2012
When dozens of tax cuts expire on Jan. 1, those who will be hit the hardest live in New Jersey, Connecticut and Maryland.
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Mon Dieu! Europe Moves Toward U.S. Retirement Model
Published November 09, 2012
Our friends across the pond are facing the same hard reality we are in the U.S.: We can't solely rely on the government or companies to fund our retirements.
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When Spending Gets Scary
Published October 22, 2012
As if the economy isn't spooky enough, many American are pulling out the stops to party this Halloween, and their wallets.
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Halloween in August? Christmas in October? Well, You Asked for It
Published October 22, 2012
No matter what retailers might tell you, Hanukkah and Christmas are not just around the corner. But retailers might be adapting to our own shopping needs by setting up their holiday displays earlier.
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Retirement Risks are Rising for Boomers.. and Beyond
Published October 15, 2012
Baby boomers face a different reality and environment in which their parents retired, and it's going to be tougher for many boomers to enjoy a similar standard of living post work life.
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Road to IRS Penalties is Paved With Good Intentions
Published October 08, 2012
When it comes to managing your own IRAs the details and regulations are complicated and can cost you a lot of money and headache.
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Oops! I Forgot to File for Social Security
Published October 01, 2012
The general rule that applies to anyone filing for benefits is that there is no retroactivity if an individual files for Social Security before reaching 'full retirement age.'
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What to Do When Credit Comes Back From the Dead
Published September 24, 2012
When a family member dies, it's important for you to remember that his debt is his debt--not yours. But try telling the creditors that.
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What Happens to Your Pet if Something Happens to You?
Published September 17, 2012
For many of us, our pets are like children, and if you want to know they will be properly cared for in the event you are incapacitated, it's in your best interest to create some legal guarantees.

