Getting the most from Social Security when you're married
There are strategies to maximize your Social Security benefits when you’re married.
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Can I take an executor fee for managing my relative's estate?
Executor duties can be very time consuming, and you can be paid for your efforts.
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Tax advantages of paying for college with home equity rather than Coverdell savings
Choose carefully when deciding how to pay off college bills.
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How to treat a bill you think is a scam
Don’t hurt your credit by ignoring a questionable bill, but you may not want to pay it without further investigation.
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$33k flood insurance bill for Sandy victims who already raised their home
Sandy victims receive a $33,000 flood insurance bill even though they raised their home three feet above the requirements.
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Choosing between a Roth 401(k) or a traditional 401(k)
If your employer offers a Roth 401(k) and a traditional 401(k), here’s what you need to consider.
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When you inherit a home and become a landlord
If you inherit a home that has a tenant, your options may be limited.
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Study these retail tricks before you go holiday shopping
Learn the tricks used by retailers before you start shopping for the holidays.
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State energy program legit, even if knock-on-door contractor raises red flags
Be wary before you open the door for contractors who solicit business.
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How Social Security benefits are taxed, and what changes if you work
The taxation of Social Security benefits can be confusing, especially if you still work.
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