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financeSocial Security Income Cannot Be Contributed to an IRA, IRS Rules
Retirees with no earned income cannot contribute to IRAs, including Roth accounts, according to IRS guidelines.
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financeWhy Most 50-Year-Old Americans Can't Afford to Retire Early
The harsh financial reality facing the average American couple who stops working at 50-limited savings, healthcare gaps, and Social Security delays.
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financeMore Americans Rely on Tax Refunds Amid Economic Pressure
Nearly half of U.S. taxpayers expect a refund in 2026, with many depending on it to cover basic expenses amid rising costs and economic uncertainty.
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financeWhy Paying for Tax Audit Defense Is a Waste of Money
Experts warn against buying tax audit protection, citing low audit rates and simple resolution processes.
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cryptoCourt Tosses Coinbase User’s Bid to Block IRS Summons
A federal judge dismissed a Coinbase user’s lawsuit challenging an IRS summons over procedural missteps, reinforcing the agency’s authority to obtain crypto user data.
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finance2025 Overtime Deduction Rules: Key Facts for Taxpayers
The 2025 Overtime Deduction applies only to the 'half' portion of time-and-a-half pay. Eligibility, income limits, and IRS documentation requirements explained.
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cryptoBitcoin Tax Relief Push: BPI Targets August, Warns of Narrowing Window
Industry advocates push for Bitcoin de minimis tax exemption in US Congress, warning legislative opportunities are diminishing.
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financeMillions May Claim IRS Refunds Tied to COVID-19 Relief Extension
A recent court ruling suggests millions of Americans could be owed tax refunds due to COVID-19-related deadline extensions. Discover who qualifies and how to claim yours before the July 2026 deadline.