Karla Bowsher

This may be a challenging tax year, especially if you’re unprepared.

A government report reveals a troubling pattern among Medicare enrollees in their last year of life.

Contribution limits are again rising for the most tax-friendly type of account around.

Miss one of these dates or deadlines that fall during the month of December, and it could cost you.

The new year will bring more bad news for Americans with traditional Medicare health insurance — but good news for those on private plans.

Don’t let these health care expenses catch you off guard in retirement. You could foot all or part of the bill, even with insurance.

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These adjustments will affect both workers and retirees.

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A resurrected deduction from the COVID era returns in 2026, while a brand-new credit starts in 2027.

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This federal income tax break benefits lower-class and middle-class retirees.

Another year brings another inflation adjustment for the thresholds that determine how much you owe Uncle Sam.

Good news for some taxpayers, but bad news for others.

Millions of households pay zero in federal income taxes — and it’s perfectly legal.

Miss one of these dates or deadlines in the month of August, and it could cost you.

This is bad news for folks with traditional Medicare health insurance — but not so much for those with a Medicare Advantage or drug plan.