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How to Get It Right When Naming an Executor and Filling Other Key Roles in Your Estate Plan
There’s an aspect of estate planning that experts say you shouldn’t take lightly: choosing who would carry out your wishes or make decisions on your behalf.
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Ariel's John Rogers: Here's What Companies Can Do to Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap
Ariel’s John Rogers told CNBC retirement savings plans are one place companies can look to start improving the racial wealth gap in the U.S.
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Here's What You Need to Know About a Covid-Related Distribution From Your 401(K) Before Filing That Tax Return
If you took money from your retirement account for Covid-related reasons last year, there are reporting and tax-payment requirements for your 2020 return.
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Required Minimum Distributions on Retirement Plans Are Back — and Different
The hiatus on required retirement plan distributions is over, so retirees over age 72 should plan to take them. Here’s a look at the quirks and rules changes.
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Covid Relief Bill May Trigger $36 Billion Cut to Medicare, Higher Student Loan Fees
A $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill backed by Democrats may cause automatic cuts in certain programs like Medicare to control federal deficits.
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Retirees Eager to Travel Should Check Their Medicare Coverage Before Hitting the Road
Whether health services will be covered by your plan depends partly on your destination, as well the specifics of your coverage.
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Op-Ed: You've Been Asked to Invest in a Private Venture. Here's When to Say ‘Yes' and When to Walk Away
Investing in a small company that’s looking to grow can be exciting and profitable. But before tying up your money, take these steps to ensure a good decision.
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CT LIVE!: When Can You Retire?
Financial Advisor Maggie Johndrow explains how to figure it out.
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This Is How Social Security Benefits Are Handled at Death
While Social Security rules can be complicated, the bottom line is that a recipient’s benefits stop at death.
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Claiming Social Security Early? Here's How Spousal Benefits Come Into Play
Spousal benefits are an aspect of Social Security that can be confusing, especially when someone is claiming their own retirement benefits early.
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Pandemic Heats Up State Tax Competition to Attract Businesses and Residents
With tax rates likely to rise, state income, property and sales taxes are big considerations for individuals and businesses in deciding where to locate and work.
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They Went Bust in the Great Recession. Now, in Their 80s, the Pandemic Took Their Jobs
Dan and Grace Porte, like thousands of other seniors, lost their jobs during the pandemic. Older Americans tend to be unemployed for longer periods than others.
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Why the GameStop Frenzy May Hurt Retirees Along With Hedge Funds
Retail investors wanted hedge funds shorting GameStop stock to lose money when they ran up the share price. Pension plans may be collateral damage.
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Country Hall of Famer, Actor Kris Kristofferson Has Retired
Singer, songwriter and actor Kris Kristofferson has announced his retirement after five decades.
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Here's How Compound Interest Can Turn Your Stimulus Check Into a Fortune
Here’s how compound interest can turn your stimulus check into a fortune by investing wisely.
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Renee Dominguez Chosen as Acting Chief of Police in New Haven
A new leader is in line for the New Haven Police Department. “What brings me the greatest joy is that I can pass the baton to a leader in the department that can continue the work that we are doing here in New Haven,” said Chief Otoniel Reyes. On Thursday, Mayor Justin Elicker announced Assistant Chief Renee Dominguez will be…
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Some Crime Down in New Haven, Gun Crimes Increase
New Haven did see a drop in most violent crimes in 2020, but gun crimes did increase during the pandemic.
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Renee Dominguez Chosen as Acting Chief of Police in New Haven
Renee Dominguez will become Acting Chief of Police in New Haven
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The Social Security Tax Cap Kicks in at This Salary Figure in 2021
If you have a traditional job, you pay 6.2% of your salary per year in Social Security taxes, but there’s a limit on how much you owe. Here’s a breakdown.
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Here's What Happens With Social Security Payments When Someone Dies
Here are some key things to know about what happens when a Social Security recipient passes away.