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Focus on one of the main mechanisms used to avoid taxes by pretending income doesn’t exist.

The IRS has issued 70 million tax refunds already this tax season. Get yours faster.

Don't miss these special tax breaks that are new or expanded and good for only 2021 tax year returns due on Monday, April 18, 2022 for most taxpayers.

Bombshell announcement on student loans and what it means for student loan cancellation.

Uncertainty around Musk’s offer to buy Twitter is a “downside risk,” according to experts.

The Biden administration this week announced that it has cancelled $7 billion in federal student loan debt for 350,000 borrowers through a data-sharing initiative between the Education Department and Social Security Administration. Here are the details.

That would make long-term care both expected and unpredictable. Which does not make it easy for people trying to plan for old age.

The Biden administration has recently made some temporary but impactful changes to income-based repayment programs for federal student loans. And even bigger reforms may be on the way, which could lead to more student loan forgiveness.

The issue of reasonable compensation is confusing, and there are many dimensions to the tax analysis of it.

Alexandra Shapiro, one of the top attorneys specializing in financial criminal defense, wrote "Presumed Guilty" a fictional account based on the how real insider trading cases were prosecuted in New York. Incredible book and gives great insights into how the judicial system works.

With every purchase we make, we sacrifice a small amount of freedom. This one crucial question helps us recognize exactly what it is.

What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries

A non-fungible token (NFT) of Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s first-ever tweet could sell for just under $280. The current owner of the NFT listed it for $48 million last week. The auction closed Wednesday, with just seven offers ranging from 0.0019 ETH ($6 at current prices) to 0.09 ETH ($277).

Arthur C. Brooks talks about why the quest for satisfaction can feel so elusive and fleeting, ultimately leading us to continually want more money, fame, power or whatever else we think will lead to feelings of personal fulfillment. He believes the secret to satisfaction lies in managing our wants.

What to expect with student loan forgiveness. It may be different than what you think.

Analysts are split on whether an acquisition looks likely or remains just a fantasy.

How can cryptocurrencies be part of the solution to global warming?

Many wealthier Americans have been guided towards ETFs for their tax efficiency. How you can use Exchange Traded Funds to minimize realized capital gains on your taxable investments.

The O’Shaughnessy Tiny Titans strategy focuses on micro-cap stocks that meet criteria for value, size and momentum factors. Here are 25 stocks that fit the bill.

The report shows how America’s ultra-wealthy are able to pay lower tax rates on income.