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Editor’s Note: Rick Rodgers is a retirement specialist. He has been kind enough to post a few thoughts about Roth IRAs, which are timely given provisions in the tax code for 2010. His post is technical. But if you’re in a career transition and your income is way down this year, I encourage you to take a look and ask questions. You could save some money.
Here’s another one for my reading list: The Zeroes by Randall Lane. I discovered the book yesterday while reading his post on The Daily Beast. In case you missed it, here’s a snippet of what he had to say about Jim Cramer’s endorsement of Lenny Dykstra’s stock-picking prowess:
For the first time since 1916, there is no federal estate tax. As a result of tax cuts enacted under President George W. Bush, the federal estate tax disappeared on January 1 of this year. So what’s next?
Click to read more and get groundbreaking commentary from Hollywood on this tax issue.
Tomorrow, find out why Americans can expect to live 2o percent of their lives under economic duress.
The Perfect Husband Hands down. This is the best ad I have ever seen for financial services. Yikes. Norb Vonnegut
What is asset protection? As a stockbroker, I warned clients about “predators and creditors.” Let’s face it. We live in a litigious world. Get in a car wreck, and your assets may be attacked. Homes. Family businesses. Savings. And predators aren’t restricted to collisions on the highway. There’s always the altar. Is asset protection some [...]
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