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Bankrate.com: 2006 Taxes Headlines
Advice to keep you on track for the big day in April -- and throughout the year
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Bankrate.com: Top stories
Tips and strategies for stretching and spending your money
- Mortgage rates rise to highest level in a year
Mortgage rates took a big jump this week, to their highest point in a year. There's no single explanation for the rise. - July 24, 2008
- Defend yourself against a failing bank
After IndyMac and with banking troubles continuing, you need to know what to do to be sure your money is insured, and what steps to take in the event of a failure. - July 23, 2008
- Help on the horizon for college costs?
With the credit crunch hitting student loans and costs soaring, paying for college is daunting. But there may be a few rays of hope. - July 22, 2008
- Congratulations! You're retired. Now what?
Saving for retirement is easy compared to what comes next: converting your savings to an income that lasts for your lifetime. - July 21, 2008
- Home sellers sing 'buyer's market blues'
Even calling it a "buyer's market" hasn't brought out the buyers, says the Real Estate Adviser. - July 20, 2008
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Bankrate.com: Small business Headlines
Straightforward advice for people in business -- and those who want to start one.
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Bankrate.com: Advice Headlines
Get personal finance advice from Bankrate.com experts.
- Prepay mortgage if you fear risk
Your risk tolerance level determines whether prepaying the mortgage is wise, says Dr. Don Taylor. - July 24, 2008
- Claiming tax-exempt status
Even students and dependents are not exempt from income tax, says CPA George Saenz. - July 24, 2008
- FDIC 99-year payment rule is urban myth
The notion that the FDIC has 99 years to pay depositors is an urban legend, says Dr. Don Taylor. - July 24, 2008
- Refinancing to ARM may be risky
Know the risks before refinancing to an adjustable-rate mortgage, says Dr. Don Taylor. - July 23, 2008
- Deductible IRA income limits
Income limits rule for spouses who want to contribute to a deductible IRA, says CPA George Saenz. - July 23, 2008
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Forbes.com: Tax News
Tax news and reports from Forbes.com
- Nightmare On Elm Street
Declining home prices and higher adjustable rate mortgage payments spell big trouble for some borrowers. - September 21, 2006
- Who's A Domestic Producer?
Big U.S. businesses await some answers from Washington. - May 10, 2006
- Small Biz Can Save Retirement
Giving workers access to retirement savings plans will go a long way toward staving off a fiscal crisis. - May 10, 2006
- Taxing Marriages
A combination made not in heaven but by Congress and the IRS. - February 26, 2007
- Rising Rate Strategies
- April 27, 2006
- Beware Of Tax Refund Loans
Why pay fees and surcharges on your own money when the IRS typically sends refunds within ten to 14 days? - February 10, 2006
- Moving Expense
If you move due to a change in jobs, you may be able to deduct expenses. - January 24, 2006
- Alimony
No two settlements are alike, but almost all include the payment of alimony. - January 24, 2006
- Taxes 2006
Yes, it's that time of year again. Did I hear a collective groan? - January 12, 2006
- Tax Planning In the Dark
When Congress is in session, it's best to arrange your financial affairs very defensively. Herewith, some specifics. - December 12, 2005
- Do Solar While the Tax Credit Shines
Thinking of picking up a photovoltaic panel? Install it before the lavish tax subsidies expire. - December 12, 2005
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SmartMoney.com - Tax Matters
Investing, Saving and Personal Finance
- Take Advantage of 0% Cap Gains Before It's Too Late
Take advantage of the 0% tax rate on long-term capital gains before it's too late. - January 29, 2008
- Four Tax Changes You Need to Know About
Our tax expert explains how four new tax changes will affect your 2007 returns. - January 14, 2008
- Three Year-End Tax Strategies for 2007
Three tax-saving moves that may not be possible in 2008. Get them while they last. - December 5, 2007
- Will Your Social Security Benefits Be Taxed -- Again?
Our tax expert explains how Uncle Sam double dips into your Social Security. - October 16, 2007
- Understanding the Kiddie Tax
Our tax expert explains the ins and outs (and ways to avoid) the Kiddie Tax. - September 7, 2007
- Tax Credits for Fuel-Saving Autos
Update on tax credits for energy-efficient vehicles: It's not all about hybrids anymore. - August 17, 2007
- The New Health Savings Account Rules
What you should know about the latest rules governing health savings accounts. - January 4, 2008
- New IRA Rollover Rules for Nonspouses
Now you can roll over the account tax-free into an IRA of your own. - May 16, 2007
- Taxes When You Sell Your Home at a Loss
Adding insult to injury, you could owe something to Uncle Sam. Here's why. - March 14, 2008
- Happy Birthday? Watch Out for Age-Sensitive Tax Rules
Many tax provisions are age-specific. Here's what you need to know -- and when. - March 23, 2007
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