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What keeps employees happy, engaged, and loyal? Salary, paid time off, health insurance, and retirement benefits are vital parts of the equation, but many employers also give their employees perks — otherwise known as fringe benefits. You might think of…
Perhaps you have a new job, are a newlywed, or have recently committed to a personal savings plan. Whatever your life stage, you’ve surely heard that regularly contributing to savings is an important financial strategy. You know to save for…
Millions of employees save for retirement by deferring a portion of their compensation into an employer-sponsored, tax-deferred savings plan. The majority of these are known as qualified plans and fall under the jurisdiction of ERISA guidelines, which means they are…
Until President Richard Nixon took the United States off the gold standard in the 1970s, American cash was redeemable for gold or silver. Currently, the U.S. is on a system using fiat currency via the Federal Reserve, as the value…
One of the most common areas of concern in financial planning centers on gifts and their potential taxability. If you’re generous with family and friends, it’s crucial to understand whether their gifts will incur some sort of tax liability before…
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During any recession, news stories about unemployment figures take center stage while the families dealing with the recession suffer, often quietly. People work hard just to stay afloat in hopes that the economy will turn around soon, but often to…
The U.S. has a pay-as-you-go taxation system. Employers withhold income tax from employees every pay period and send it to the IRS to help the government maintain a reliable schedule of income. All they have to do is file by…
In the United States, the amount of tax you owe depends on several factors, one of them being how much money you make each year. The U.S. tax code is based on a progressive tax system. That means everyone pays…
Did your kids discover the joys of entrepreneurship this year, raking in the dough from lemonade stands, shoveling driveways, or walking the neighbors’ dogs? Or maybe generous family members gave them stocks and bonds instead of toys. Your child may…
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