Will your nest egg last?

How can I simplify my retirement investments?

I’m retired and currently manage my IRA portfolio of 10 different funds. But I’m thinking I’d like to simplify my portfolio and my life. Short of hiring an adviser to oversee my investments, what do you recommend?—Paul It’s no surprise to me that you’d want to streamline your investment approach. After all, retirement is a…

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7 most common tax mistakes

It’s the easiest part about doing your taxes, but some people still forget to do it. When you file online you won’t be able to submit the return without your typed signature — two signatures if you’re filing jointly. But when filing on your own, this is often overlooked. “An unsigned tax return is like…

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Planning young: a retirement roadmap

How tax reform could affect your 401(k)

Republicans in Congress are gearing up to fight for lower tax rates. But how do you pay for those cuts? One possible solution on the table: Taxing you on your retirement savings up front. Several people in the retirement savings industry fear that lawmakers will choose to “Rothify” some or all of employees’ 401(k) contributions….

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Money guide for Millennials

3 smart ways for investors to cut their taxes

High returns aren’t the only factor to consider when choosing your investments. A tax-efficient portfolio can save you enough on your tax bill to nicely compliment your investment returns. Take a look at your own portfolio to see if you’ve implemented the following tax-shrinking tips. 1. Max out your tax-advantaged accounts Investors have plenty of…

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