2013 Tax Changes: Should You Be Worried?
Here's a look at the laws that could wage a multipronged attack on your wallet and what you can do to prepare. Over the last few years, Americans have observed a series of tense Capitol Hill confr... more.
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Don't Get Careless With Your Cards
Police say shoppers and store cashiers should watch out for crooks trying to use stolen debit and credit cards.Financial card fraud has been keeping police busy for some time, according to Brunswic... more.
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10 of the Biggest Money Drains
Before you take another sip of that $5 latte or buy a new shirt, you need to read this: The average personal savings rate for Americans is at its lowest level since 2001 - it fell to 0 percen... more.
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5 Ways Fiscal Cliff Deal Affects Your Taxes
At the last possible moment, Congress finally approved a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff that was threatening to enact automatic cuts to government programs and tax increases on American... more.
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Money for Some Military Spouses
Military spouses in states that collect state income taxes may be able to pocket a little more of their paycheck under an amendment that allows spouses to retain their legal residency in their home... more.
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Tax Credits for Child Care
If you paid someone to care for your child, spouse, or dependent last year, you may qualify to claim the Child and Dependent Care Credit when you file your federal income tax return. Below are 10 t... more.
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Tax Tips for Military Families with Children
There's good news for military families who plan to have children or currently raising them. There are a number of tax benefits available to those who claim a dependent child on their income tax re... more.
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13 Tax Deductions You Can't Ignore
This content is provided courtesy of USAA. Before tackling your tax return, brush up on this baker's dozen of deductions that could cut your tax bill. 1. Traditional IRA contributions. You ha... more.
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Injured Veterans Receive Tax Benefits
Through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), veterans can receive a wide range of benefits, such as those related to disability, pensions and severance pay. If you are a veteran, you may qualif... more.
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Five Ways to Make Your Taxes Less Taxing
Let"s face it: Doing your taxes is about as exciting as mowing your lawn. But, we all have to do it. And Uncle Sam doesn't make it easy. The U.S. tax code literally fills thousands of pages. Thankf... more.
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Tax Deductions Are Everywhere -- Do You Know Where to Look
With tax season in full swing, you should take note of the many deductions and credits available to you because of your military service; whether on active duty or on reserve. Knowing where to loo... more.
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5 Ways Fiscal Cliff Deal Affects Your Taxes
At the last possible moment, Congress finally approved a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff that was threatening to enact automatic cuts to government programs and tax increases on American... more.
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Tax Information for U.S. Servicemembers
The tax laws provide some special benefits for active members of the U.S. Armed Forces, including those serving in combat zones. For federal tax purposes, the U.S. Armed Forces includes officers a... more.
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Top Tax Tips for Military Personnel
With the start to the new year behind us, it is time to once again plan ahead for tax season. With the exception of those serving in combat zones or stationed outside the U.S, most military personn... more.
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Tax Tips for Two-State Residents
Let's face it -- the American tax system isn't known for its simplicity. And the confusion factor just climbs higher when you lived or worked in more than one state during the year. To help out, ... more.
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