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Your retirement plan could do a better job of explaining administrative fees. The GAO found that 64 percent of 401(k) plan participants don't believe they are paying any fees or are unsure whether they are.

Now a deputy for Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, Ted Weschler was a little-known money manager when he started building what became a $264 million retirement account. Taking full advantage of an earlier employer’s match was key.

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With the surge of the delta variant, people who refuse to get vaccinated may face major financial consequences.

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Sony Pictures Television picked Mike Richards, the show's executive producer, to replace the late Alex Trebek to host 'Jeopardy!' It wasn't the smartest move.

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Although many Americans are still struggling financially in a still-recovering economy, others are seeing their 401(k) account balances reach record levels.

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Given the resurgence of covid cases across the country, it’s clear that the way we work must change. Workers want the option to go into the office or work at home.

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is keeping the pressure on servicers to be proactive in helping homeowners avoid foreclosure.

As part of pandemic-related debt relief, millions of federal student loan borrowers won't have to make payments on their student loans until February 2022.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a temporary order extending the federal eviction moratorium after it expired on July 31. Although the new moratorium will cover a lot of renters, many will still need to figure out what they have to pay, what rental assistance may be available, and the best options for catching up on past-due payments.

The federal government's pause on pandemic-related foreclosure has prevented a mortgage crisis — so far. But as forbearances are ending, homeowners need to act to avoid losing their homes.

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Because of an IRS glitch, many families with one immigrant parent have to wait longer for child tax credit payments.

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A recent GAO report says the IRS isn't communicating well enough about processing delays for the 2021 tax season that are impacting stimulus and child tax credit payments. Many families agree as they wait for any news about why they haven't received their funds.

Many parents are confused by reduced payments for children who are turning 6 this year. Meanwhile, children who turn 18 this year age out completely from receiving payments.

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The IRS says 35 million families have received child credit tax payments worth $15 billion. But that's no consolation for parents complaining on Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit about not getting their money.

The IRS and Treasury said the first batch of advance monthly payments worth $15 billion reached about 35 million families with about 86 percent of funds delivered by direct deposit. Tax returns processed by June 28 are reflected in these payments.

IRS sending first payments for the child tax credit. Here’s what you need to do if you’re eligible.

A better-equipped and better-staffed IRS will change the way that big companies and ultra-wealthy tax-dodgers behave -- and that's a lot more valuable to our country than any profits that taxpayers might get from a beefed-up tax agency.

What happens if my spouse or I receives a raise? The Post answers your questions.

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Falling for a Social Security number scam is easier than you think. Listen to the actual fraudster trying to steal a person's banking information.

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The IRS offers an online account platform for individual taxpayers, but its usefulness is limited, according to a report from the National Taxpayer advocate.

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