Disabled? Take Advantage of ABLE Accounts
An ABLE account allows a person with a disability to save money without affecting most federally funded benefits that are based on need.
Do Fraud Victims Have Susceptible Mental Frames?
Does how you view the world affect the likelihood of your becoming a fraud victim? A new study finds that it could influence your choices during scam encounters.
An IRS Tool for Inheritance Tax Questions
If you are wondering about the tax implications of money you receive in an inheritance, the Interactive Tax Assistant tool can help answer some of your questions.
College Students: Don’t Wait Until Graduation to Start Investing
The college years are an ideal time to start a lifelong investment journey, because you can capture the benefits of long-term compounding.
A New Marriage: A Tax Penalty or a Bonus?
You may have heard that getting married comes with a “marriage penalty,” but it all depends on the situation.
Do International Concerns Factor Into Your Estate Plan?
You might be surprised to find that, in a global world, there are factors like international family and work connections that could affect your estate planning.