All Tax Q&A

It is really very simple. You build a time machine, one that will allow you read tomorrow’s newspaper today. You head off one day into the future and pick up a newspaper and turn to the investment section and see which stock had a big gain. Then, you get back in your time machine, and return to read more...

I would be happy if I never heard those numbers quoted again. Ever since you started working, I’m sure you have heard the argument about why you will need less money in retirement:
• Since you won’t be working, you won’t be buying as many clothes or lunches.
• You won’t be driving to read more...

You’ve diversified your stock portfolio because you know that you shouldn’t keep all your financial eggs one basket; the same can be done for your retirement plans. You can invest in a 401(k), a traditional IRA and a Roth IRA. And if you have self-employment income, you could add a SEP or a read more...