The patchwork of government programs for adults with disabilities, and their varying eligibility rules, create complications and traps. But more financial planners are aiming to help.
There are ...
Living and investing overseas can create advantages when it comes to your U.S. tax burden. To benefit from those advantages and avoid costly mistakes, you need to understand how U.S. tax rules ...
A question that is often asked is “Can I contribute to both a 403(b) and 457 plan?” The answer is yes. If your employer offers both, you can contribute to (and max out) both.
It is becoming ...
College acceptances are in hand. Now comes the hard part: before a May 1 decision deadline, students and their families must figure out how much each school would actually cost them and which ...
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L.A. Times B2B Publishing is pleased to announce the third annual Banking and Finance: Trends, Updates & Visionaries magazine. This publication is ...
These days, many seem to be critical of what they perceive as excess wealth. As I discussed in “More Self-Control Leads to Wiser Spending, Not Less Spending,” there is value in being careful ...
Recently, I received an email from a reporter that read in part:
“I’m writing a quick story for today on the billionaire Mitchell Rales, who donated $1.9 billion to his Glenstone Foundation in ...
Remember that backlog of unopened IRS correspondence? The agency is taking another step towards offering taxpayers an alternative to adding to the pile: taxpayers who receive specific notices ...
Paying for college is a big topic of conversation in my house. That's to be expected, as I have three kids. But the best way to pay—and what happens when things don't go as planned—is something ...
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