Does it seem like your student loan balance never gets any smaller? This may ring true if youâre one of the 60% of borrowers who stopped making payments on their federal student loans during the Covid-19-related payment pause. (The moratorium also set the interest rate at 0%.) But even when you start making monthly payments […]
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Incentive stock options, or ISOs, can be a lucrative employee benefit. This is particularly true at startup companies, which frequently offer stock options as a form of alternative compensation to make up for under-market salaries. However, when you exercise your stock ⦠Continue reading â
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Estate taxes are a form of transfer tax that affects the very wealthy. For multimillionaire households, avoiding the estate tax is a significant issue. One tool that households can use to try to minimize their estate tax liability is the ⦠Continue reading â
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If you have enough money, you can retire comfortably and never look back. If you donât, you may have to keep working so the lights stay on and the fridge stays full. On the other hand, itâs a tough question. ⦠Continue reading â
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Airbnb, which literally started with an air mattress in San Francisco, has now become arguably the biggest thing in hospitality. This app and website reached a level where many people run entire businesses, particularly in communities with lots of tourism. ⦠Continue reading â
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Life insurance is an important policy to protect your loved ones financially in case of a tragic event. But if your policy has a cash value to it, you can benefit by burrowing from it if the cash value is ⦠Continue reading â
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With smart money management, retiring at 55 years old with $6 million could be a breeze. But a lot of work has to go into the strategies you make and the actions that you take. That also includes how you ⦠Continue reading â
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Private letter rulings, commonly known as âguidances,â are the bane of tax attorneys everywhere. They are very specific, vast in number and essential to understanding how tax law works. In brief, itâs a written answer issued by the IRS to a ⦠Continue reading â
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The Volcker Rule was established following the Great Recession of the late 2000s and early 2010s. Essentially, the law stops depository banks from making risky and speculative investments with customer deposits. Furthermore, it prohibits banks from owning and investing in ⦠Continue reading â
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