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How Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales Works
If you sell your home for a profit, the IRS considers this a taxable capital gain. This rule applies to…
Why are credit card APRs so high?
The annual percentage rate (APR) on a credit card is the total cost of the credit to you. The periodic interest rate…
What to do when a CD matures
Our writers and editors used an in-house natural language generation platform to assist with portions of this article, allowing them…
Beyond ChatGPT: Scaling Business With Enterprise AI
As investors and corporate boards assess the situation nearly two years into the AI revolution, it’s becoming clear that playtime…
Lights, Camera, Credits: The State Of Film Tax Incentives
In this episode of Tax Notes Talk, George Ford with the Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal and Public Policy Studies…
25 Million Borrowers Will Get Student Loan Forgiveness Update Emails This Week As Biden Takes Next Debt Relief Step
The Biden administration is taking a significant step this week in preparing borrowers for the rollout of a major new…
We’re 66 With $715k in 401(k)s and $2,700 Social Security Between Us. What’s Our Retirement Budget?
Making a retirement budget calls for considering not only income but also expenses. With $2,700 monthly from Social Security and…
What Are the Tax Consequences of Inheriting a CD?
If you inherit or plan to bequeath a certificate of deposit (CD) as part of your estate, there may be…
What do the 3 credit bureaus do?
Key takeaways The three major credit bureaus are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. The credit bureaus manage records on your accounts,…
3 ways to take advantage of high CD rates
Key takeaways CD rates are the highest they’ve been in years due to the Federal Reserve’s continued fight against inflation,…
