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Remote job opportunities are dwindling as fewer employers feel the need to lure talent with the promise of working from home.
Remote job opportunities are dwindling as fewer employers feel the need to lure talent with the promise of working from home.
Americans born in the postwar boom are entering their golden years. Despite the financial success of their careers, a disturbing number aren’t prepared for the financial challenges ahead.
Amazon reduced its workforce in 2022 for the first time in 20 years as the company suffered its biggest yearly loss on record.
There are plenty of ways to minimize your tax liability and that’s especially true when you have worked hard to sock away retirement money. Tax advisors are constantly searching for new ways to avoid paying taxes on IRA withdrawals. There … Continue reading → The post How Can I Avoid Paying Taxes on IRA Withdrawals? appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.
Yes, there's math. No, it's not that hard.
Five of the six Bed Bath & Beyond stores in the Kansas City area will be closing in the near future as the struggling retailer fights to stay in business.
See: I’m 67 and retired with $57,000 left on my mortgage and $600,000 saved for retirement – should I pay off my home now? You ask one of the most common questions we get at MarketWatch about retirement saving and spending – if it makes sense to pay off a mortgage before retirement. What you need to do before you can even answer this question is jot down every single expense you anticipate you’ll have in retirement, and add a little extra cushion for what you won’t expect.
With an average retirement balance of just $202,000, baby boomers could find themselves pinched for retirement income, according to a new survey from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies. Using the 4% rule for retirement withdrawals, that balance would produce … Continue reading → The post Here's How Retirees Can Turn $6,000 Into a $150,000 Retirement Bonus appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.
And it's not as hard as turning water into wine.
Going to a traditional four-year college isn't the only path to a successful career. In fact, there are many well-paying jobs available for those without a bachelor's degree, and average earnings for this demographic hover around $49,206. With that said, … Continue reading → The post Here's How Much You Can Earn Without a Bachelor's Degree – 2023 Edition appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.
Carriers, trying to meet strong travel demand, are looking to cast a wider net amid a shortage of aviators.
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Workers between18 and 25 already had $33,000 socked away in their retirement accounts.
Jury rules in Musk's favor in civil case brought by shareholders against Musk over his 2018 tweeted claim that he'd secured funding to take Tesla private .
Unearned income is highly useful for anyone looking to accumulate wealth, but it does come with tax consequences. Here's the deal.
If you’re looking to the economy to strategize your career moves in 2023, you might be better off dusting off that old magic eight ball you had in middle school.
The year ahead will be all about refocusing on priorities for tech giants.
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is reportedly preparing an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. The potential legal action, first reported in the Wall Street Journal, is expected to target a wide array of the e-commerce giant’s business practices.
Citi Leisure & Travel Analyst James Hardiman examines the travel demand trends tied to cruise lines and their growth outlooks in the leisure and travel industry.
Investors of any age can open a traditional or Roth IRA. A traditional IRA allows investors to make contributions with a tax deduction equal to the contribution amount in the tax year when you made it. In return, you pay income taxes on your withdrawals or distributions in retirement.
Despite a combined century's worth of dividend increases, these businesses still offer substantial passive income potential.