“How Are Stocks Taxed”

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HSA vs FSA: The Similarities and Differences

HSA vs FSA: The Similarities and Differences

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…in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds No investment options Tax Advantages Contributions and earnings aren’t taxed; distributions are tax-free if used for eligible medical expenses. Contributions are pretax; distributions are


Do You Need a Long-Term Savings Account?

Do You Need a Long-Term Savings Account?

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taxed but the withdrawals are. For tax year 2023, the maximum allowable contribution amount is $6,500 annually or $7,500 if age 50 or older. If funds are withdrawn before the…


Comparing the Pros and Cons of Going to College

Comparing the Pros and Cons of Going to College

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are not taxed when you take the money out. Some states even offer a state income tax deduction.” -Kendall Meade, CFP® ® These costs may encourage you to begin thinking…


Guide to Sales Tax

Guide to Sales Tax

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…down: Sale Price $20 Total Sales Tax Rate 7.5% Sales Tax Calculation $20 x 0.075 = $1.50 Total Price $20 + $1.50 = $21.50 What Kinds of Items Are Taxed?…


Guide to Consumption Tax

Guide to Consumption Tax

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…argue that high-income earners can afford to pay more in taxes while low-income taxpayers may be living paycheck to paycheck. However, with consumption taxes, everyone can be taxed at the…


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