Some Republicans are pushing an idea to tie the tax to inflation, which would lower what many owe. Democrats want to see the rich pay more.
Author: Russ Wiles, Arizona Republic
Flexible schedules are attracting more workers — what are the pros and cons?
More people are citing flexibility, including temporary assignments, as a key workplace desire. But there are potential trade offs.
How to make your retirement earnings recession-proof
It’s wise for retirees and those saving for retirement to ponder some key questions while the economic backdrop remains favorable.
How to make your retirement earnings recession-proof
It’s wise for retirees and those saving for retirement to ponder some key questions while the economic backdrop remains favorable.
401(k) lawsuits are rising: Why so many workers sue their employers over savings plan
Unhappiness over high fees, inappropriate investment options and other issues have led to a spike in lawsuits in recent years, according to a study.
Shrinking your tax burden can come with consequences. Here’s what to avoid
You don’t want to strive so hard to pare income or capital gain taxes that it leads you to make unsound decisions, in pursuit of iffy rewards
After a decade of expanding economy, are you better off?
The economic expansion now is a decade old, but are your finances looking just as good? Here are some ways to check.
Your portfolio is probably heavy on index funds. Now may be the time to make changes
Index funds have become hugely popular, and they account for a large following in 401(k)-style retirement plans. They’re also reliant on tech stocks.
These people found gigs fast. Here’s how they did it using their smartphones
Companies like Wonolo and Instawork, allow people to pick up work shifts by tapping their phones.
More part-time, small business workers could build retirement savings accounts under bill
The legislation would let more small employers to band together to create collective 401(k)s. Part-timers also would get more access to plans.