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How to Report Dowry Payments on Your Taxes
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Tax Rules for Alimony Before 2019 The tax rules for reporting alimony payments you made or received depend on the date of your divorce. If you were divorced in 2019 or later, alimony does not affect your taxes. Payments you make are not tax-deductible, and alimony income is not considered…
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The Impact of Inflation on Bonds
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Understand how inflation affects the real yield of bonds What is inflation? Inflation is the rise in the price level of goods and services. Inflation can have two negative effects on bond investors. The first is obvious, while the second is less noticeable. To invest wisely, you need to learn…
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7 Tips on How to Earn Money When Retiring at Age Seventy
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Due to the increasing average lifespan of humans, it may make sense to consider waiting until age seventy to retire. Even if you decide to retire before age seventy, you will want to know about the seven financial matters that change around the time you turn seventy. Social Security benefits…
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Debt Removal After the Expiration of the Maximum Legal Term
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Negative information on your credit report is extremely bad. Therefore, when the time period for that debt expires, you definitely want to remove the debt from your credit report permanently. After removing negative information from your credit report, your credit score can improve, and you may qualify for loans that…
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The Strange Crocodile: How the Gharial is Characterized by Its Lifestyle and Threats of Extinction
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The gharial is a rare and distinctive type of crocodile, known for its long, slender snout. This creature is unique in its own right, having diverged from other crocodilian species more than 40 million years ago. The gharial lives in freshwater habitats in India and Nepal and specializes in fish…
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6 Tips for Newlyweds to Manage Finances
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Marriage is an exciting stage in life that leads to changes in your life, including your finances. Your shared financial habits affect you in many ways, such as the house you can afford, whether a joint loan can be approved, and even your retirement age. Without a plan, money can…
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What is the stock exchange rate?
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Definition and Example of Stock Exchange Ratio The stock exchange ratio refers to the number of new shares that the shareholders of a new or acquired company will receive relative to the number of shares they hold in the target company. The stock exchange ratio helps ensure that every shareholder…
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Learn how to calculate return on equity.
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Definition and Examples of Dividend Yield Dividend yield is the ratio of the dollar value of dividends paid by a company to its stock price. It is represented as a percentage. Using simple mathematics, you can calculate the dividend yield for stocks. You can even get the yield for your…
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A Beginner’s Guide to E-commerce Keyword Research
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If you are new to the world of e-commerce or digital marketing in general, you have likely heard of Search Engine Optimization (SEO). In a world where the majority of internet traffic relies on a series of texts typed into a search box, SEO can be a crucial factor in…
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It’s time to build a better emergency fund.
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When most people build an emergency fund, they seem almost resigned to the fact that they will earn less than interest on their money. Most experts recommend putting emergency savings in a savings account, although even a “high-yield” savings account is unlikely to pay more than 1 percent annually in…
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The Thumb Rule: Does it provide for college or retirement?
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When it comes to saving for retirement versus saving for college, the rule of thumb is that retirement should be a priority over your child’s education. However, you don’t necessarily have to choose one goal and ignore the other. How to Make the Decision Between Saving for Retirement and College…
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When is the best time to convert to a Roth?
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Contributions to a Roth IRA are one of the options available for investors looking to take advantage of the tax-free benefits of a Roth IRA account. However, deciding to convert requires some consideration and thought, as you should take into account several factors. In this article, we will discuss the…
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The difference between a Roth IRA account and a savings account: What is the difference?
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Roth IRA accounts and savings accounts are financial tools you can use to save money. While a savings account holds cash deposits for emergencies and short-term goals, a Roth Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is a tax-advantaged account designed to help you save money for retirement. What is the difference between…
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Living with your parents can be the best financial decision you make.
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I graduated from college and you are ready to start your life as an independent adult. Let’s face it: living on your own is expensive, and costs can add up quickly. Even if you land a job right away, your entry-level salary and lack of significant savings can make it…
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How can I enjoy the money I earn without overspending?
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Introduction: In this article, we will discuss how to enjoy the money you earn without overspending. We will provide practical tips and suggestions to control spending and enjoy your financial life in a smart and balanced way. How to Enjoy Money Without Overspending: After many years of financial struggles, it…
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Can I withdraw money from my 401(k) account before retirement?
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You can always withdraw funds from your 401(k) account, but there may be penalties. Withdrawals Before Age 59 and a Half Any withdrawal you make from your 401(k) account will be treated as taxable income and subject to taxes in the year you made it, whether before or after retirement.…
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Borrowing Money from Social Security Interest-Free
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It used to be possible to start collecting Social Security benefits at age 62, the earliest possible age, and later, at age 70, to pay back all the money you received from the Social Security Administration (SSA). You could then reapply for benefits as if you had never received anything.…