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Presents that encourage savings or reduce debt can be a lot more meaningful than yet another gadget.
The strategy assumes that President Trump is going to cut tax rates.
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The consultant seeks advice on balancing her finances and expanding her business at the same time.
Advice on deduction timing, wash sales, rental income and more from former Wall Street Journal tax columnist Tom Herman.
A study finds that the right amount for nonprofits to suggest depends on the circumstances of the fundraising campaign.
Many schools tack on a high fee for the service—if they accept credit cards at all.
Figuring out how much Americans spend on their children — the diapers and baby food, the sports teams and braces, not to mention housing and education — is a daunting task. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has attempted just that since 1960.
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The distinction between independent financial advisers and Wall Street brokerages is blurring as big banks with brokerage outfits move to comply with new regulations and take back market share.
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Advice on deduction timing, wash sales, rental income and more from former Wall Street Journal tax columnist Tom Herman.
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American fast-food chains have become an unlikely source of female employment and empowerment in India, a country where traditionally most women are kept from working outside the home.
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The House Freedom Caucus is asking President-elect Donald Trump to roll back a range of federal regulations, including several in the financial sector—from swap rules to bans on forced arbitration.
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One effective solution that seems counterintuitive: Give some of your time away.
Investment advice for the country’s digitally savvy has been slow to take off, but that’s changing.
Three financial advisers offer their thoughts on what investors should do in the year ahead.
Rich Asian families tend to be more aggressive, hands-on investors than their Western counterparts.
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