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The popular take on the IRS in 2026 is that it has been gutted, and that anyone earning money on the side can relax. Half of that is true.
The agency has lost thousands of examiners. The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration fo...
There’s a special kind of pride that comes with the words “paid off.”
You see it in personal finance forums. You hear it from parents and grandparents. You feel it every time you send an extra $1,000 to the lender and watch the balance dro...
A record $18 trillion is parked in American homes earning nothing. The regulation that converts dead equity into deductible capital is one paragraph long, and almost nobody files it.
Your equity has a yield of zero
Your account balance is a gross number. The net depends on a tax rate you have not set yet, and the years in which you can still set it are shorter than you think.
The number on your statement is a gross number
Ask a room of business owners how much they need to stop working, and you will hear round numbers. Two million. Three million. Five, “to be safe.”
Ask how they got there, and the answer is usually a feeling.
That is the first problem. The...
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