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Estate taxes—often called the “death tax”—have long been a contentious issue in American politics. For seniors, the debate is more than theoretical. Proposed changes to...

Maximizing the charitable donations you plan to make this year can help your financial plan stay on track and help give the most to the causes you care about.

Divorce filings reveal Tori Spelling's staggering debt. She and Dean McDermott face a $1.7M tax bill to the IRS and state, exposing her turbulent financial past and uncertain future.

Cyber Monday is a goldmine for savvy shoppers, and a launchpad for thousands of side hustles. From flipping discounted electronics to reselling limited-edition sneakers, many people use the day’s deals to stock up and sell for profit. But what starts as a smart move can quickly spiral into a logistical…

Personal finance expert Humphrey Yang recommended making these three last-minute financial moves.

The IRS has finalized new regulations that could catch many retirement savers off guard. Starting in 2026, if you earn $145,000 or more in wages,...

Although advertising revenue largely sustained the news media in the 20th century, it’s been harder to come by in the digital age. News media outlets just aren’t as important these days for advertisers when they can reach potential customers so many other ways, including through social media.

The DOGE website still exists but the Office of Personnel Management director confirmed the agency no longer exists.

“But, the principles of DOGE remain alive and well: de-regulation; eliminating fraud, waste and abuse; re-shaping the federal workforce; making efficiency a first-class citizen; etc.”