Here's How to Dispute Social Security Overpayment or Tax Refund Offset
Are you facing a Social Security overpayment or tax refund offset? Learn the steps to dispute, appeal and negotiate repayment....
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What the Grocery Store Won't Tell You About Inflation
A recent survey found that about one-third of common consumer products have shrunk in size or servings since the pandemic....
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How Social Security Helps Children After a Parent's Death
When a parent passes away, Social Security survivor benefits can offer children crucial financial support to maintain stability during tough times....
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How to Best Save Money for Your Grandchildren's Future?
Smart ways to save for your grandchildren, from 529 college plans to Roth IRAs, so that your money grows while teaching lifelong financial habits....
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The Hidden Power of an Emergency Fund
It wasn't a crisis that tested Meredith's emergency fund this year. It was an opportunity - one that came with a scary leap and a three-month gap in income. Here's how that little cushion gave her and her husband the freedom to take it....
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Why Financial Security Is More Exciting Than You Think
It's clear that most people think financial security is about restriction ??? that it's about constantly telling yourself no. But personal finance editor Meredith Margrave believes it's actually the key to unlocking a life of fun and opportunity. Here's why....
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How Do You Take Money Out of Coverdell ESA Without Paying Taxes?
Coverdell ESA withdrawals can be tax-free if matched with qualified education expenses, but mistakes may trigger taxes and penalties....
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Do Executors Get a Share of Life Insurance or Annuities?
Executors do not receive a share of life insurance or annuities unless named as beneficiaries. Payouts typically bypass the estate and are distributed directly to the listed individuals....
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Savings Account Withdrawals: What Amount Triggers IRS Reporting?
The $10,000 threshold is the point where reporting kicks in, and trying to work around it through smaller transactions could land you in legal trouble....
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Investment Banker vs. Money Manager: What's the Real Difference?
Confused between investment bankers and money managers? Learn how their roles differ and who is best suited to handle your financial needs....
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Understanding How a Stronger US Dollar Impacts Trade and Markets
A rising US dollar changes the cost of imports, exports, travel and investments. Here's what its appreciation really means for you and the economy....
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