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U.S. News & World Report: Retirement Accounts You Should Consider

"For higher-earning employees, using the traditional 401(k) will give an immediate tax benefit of lowering taxable income, while others will benefit from paying taxes today at lower rates and allowing the investments to grow tax-free," said

Barron’s: IRS Service Will Worsen With Staff Cuts. How to Avoid Problems With Your Tax Returns.

Even if you use tax preparation software, be vigilant, says Rob Burnette, an investment advisor and tax preparer at Outlook Financial Center in Troy, Ohio.

NerdWallet: How to Survive a Period of Unemployment

“What can be pared back without completely blowing up your lifestyle?” asks Lori Gross, a financial advisor at Outlook Financial Center in Troy, Ohio.

Salon: Can’t Pay Your Taxes? Here’s What to Do

"If you don't make a payment on those taxes within 30 days, you're going to get a letter from the IRS. It says, 'Hi, you owe X number of dollars. You haven't paid them yet.' But it will come in a letter. I want to emphasize the IRS...

CNET: How Much Should You Invest Each Month? It Depends

The general rule of thumb is to save "10% to 15% of your gross salary per month," said Rob Burnette, CEO and investment advisor representative at Outlook Financial Center.

GoBankingRates.com: 5 Benefits to Holding Off Your Retirement Beyond 2025

“As Social Security looks at your top 35 earnings years to calculate your monthly benefit, your peak earning years have the biggest impact on your PIA,” explained Lori Gross, a financial and investment advisor at Outlook Financial Center.

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