Be Strategic With Your Estate Plan
Individuals tend to be complacent about preparing for their own eventual demise, mostly because it is something they do not want to think about. However, it is an inevitable part of life, and planning for it ahead of time would benefit both you and your loved ones. Before setting up your estate plan, the following items should be taken into consideration.
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The Rebates Are On Their Way - But That’s Not the End Of It!
By the time you read this article, the IRS has already started sending out the stimulus rebates. A new schedule was released, accelerating the distribution of the payments. Payments were direct deposited into qualifying individuals' bank accounts starting April 28 instead of May 2, and paper checks will be mailed starting May 9 instead of May 16. The schedule that was released in March remains the same, with payments either direct deposited or put in the mail by the dates listed on the schedule.
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Moving Pension Funds
When individuals change jobs, they generally move their 401(k) plan to their new employer’s plan or transfer them into an IRA account. The law allows you take a distribution and then redeposit the funds into the new account or to make a trustee-to-trustee transfer from the prior account to the new one.
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What to Do if You Haven’t Filed a Prior Year’s Return
The failure to file a federal tax return can be costly — whether you end up owing more or missing out on a refund.
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