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Those who make large gifts while the exemption is in place will not see the benefit disappear if they die after the overhaul expires.
Higher limits apply in the year a worker reaches full retirement age.
Stocks have barely moved in response to the hearings, and equity volatility is stuck near two-year lows.
Once sleepy corner of municipal bond market has seen issuance double this year.
Safe-deposit boxes are seeing renewed interest, in part as a way to avoid bank deposits that pay negative interest.
The second fiddle at many Thanksgiving dinners is becoming more expensive.
MassMutual has a new annuity aimed at customers who fear they'll have to help cash-strapped parents in later life.
More than a third had crossed Fidelity's 70% threshold for those 10 years from retirement.
Improved health, along with changes in job characteristics and Social Security rules, are driving the graying workforce.
There are still strategies people can use to maximize tax benefits for their donations.
The plan would impose a 0.1% tax on financial transactions, which could affect 401(k) and pension plans, HSAs and 529 plans.
Funds that eliminate management fees have to figure out how to pay for such expenses as record keeping and licensing an index.
Retirees can save money by reviewing new Medicare Advantage and drug plan options for next year.
The limit on contributions to IRAs is unchanged at $6,000.
Card companies are making an aggressive bid to attract new cardholders, retain existing ones and cement loyalty among their fans.
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