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IRS: Security Threats Against Tax Pros Remain a Daily Threat
Small Businesses Hired At a Slower Pace in June
Distracted In the Office? New Study Finds You’re Not Alone
Americans Lead the World In Taking the Fewest Vacation Days
Americans Lead the World In Taking the Fewest Vacation Days
U.S. workers receive an average of 12 days of paid time off per year, and they struggle to use all of them, Expedia found.
Is Your IRA an IOU to the IRS?
Converting to Roth IRAs, using a Roth 401(k), and leveraging life insurance and annuities can help reduce your taxes in retirement.
401(k) Balances Soared Last Year—But Not Enough for Americans to Retire Comfortably
A new Vanguard Group report found that the median account balance was up 29%, to $35,286, but still falls short for a cozy retirement.
Biden and Trump Spar on Social Security and Taxes During First Debate
The debate featured a relentless barrage of false and misleading statements from both presidential candidates on a number of issues.
Economists Say Rising Healthcare Costs Could Lead to Job Cuts
Expensive medical care doesn’t just impact patients but could result in layoffs for workers who never even went to the hospital.
How Fake Stories About IRS Stimulus Checks Took Over the Internet
Web domains are being retooled for the sole purpose of spreading questionable news about government handouts.
A Fourth Round of Stimulus Checks Is Not Coming to Senior Citizens
Misinformation about a fourth stimulus check being sent to senior citizens and the disabled has been circulating online for many months.
AARP: One in Five Americans Have No Retirement Savings
More than half of those polled who are age 50 or older are worried they will not have enough money to support them in retirement.