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Spousal IRAs Offer Retroactive Tax-Saving Opportunity

Not all married couples earn dual incomes. For example, during the course of a marriage, one spouse may leave the workforce to care for a family member or tend to his or her own health issues. Regardless of why you left and whether it's temporary or long-term, you might still want to save for retirement while your spouse continues working. 

2026 Charitable Deduction Rules: Obstacles and Opportunities

Do you regularly donate to charity? In the past, you may have derived generous tax benefits for...

2026 Tax Law Changes You Need to Know About

Although many provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) took effect in 2025, additional...

Deducting Personal Theft Losses Will Soon Get a Little Easier

If you're unlucky enough to suffer a personal theft loss, you may be entitled to a federal income...

Put Your Small Business Financial Knowledge to the Test

How would you rate your financial literacy? Most small business owners (84%) don't have a business...

Important Tax Figures for 2026

Every year, the amounts allowed for various federal tax benefits are subject to inflation...

CCRCs: Key Tax Implications for Residents

The demand for long-term care facilities in the United States continues to rise, along with the...

Which Parent Can Claim Child-Related Tax Breaks After Divorce or Separation?

Divorce or legal separation creates many questions. Among the most important financial...

FAFSA for 2026-2027: What Students and Families Need to Know

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form for the 2026-2027 school year is now...

New 1099 Rules May Bring Relief to Some Businesses

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has garnered headlines for extending dozens of tax...