What's a few zeroes?

... for charitable contributions and capping the amount earners can store in certain tax-sheltered investments like a Roth IRA. The charitable giving cap could lead to a $5.6 billion decline in annual giving. The White House recommends the investment ...

http://www.worldmag.com/2013/04/whats_a_few_zeroes

Robin Hood Would Have Loved Grover Norquist

... and 18th century bricks going to pay this tax? Or is it going to be you and me, and anyone else who has a mutual fund, IRA, savings plan or day trade? This tax will be paid by individuals, companies (which are groups of individuals working under a ...

http://townhall.com/columnists/michaelschaus/2013/04/19/robin-hood-would-have-loved-grover-norquist-n1572543

This Week in Credit News: Tax Day Aftermath

... financial decisions that can limit your tax burden next year if you implement them now. One of these benefits is a Roth IRA conversion, which might be a good choice for you if retirement isn't a reality in the next few years. The conversion allows ...

http://blog.credit.com/2013/04/this-week-in-credit-news-tax-day-aftermath/

4 BEST things to do with tax refund

... your job. 2. Pay off some of your debt, such as a credit card bill with a 20 percent interest rate 3. Contribute to an IRA or a 529 college saving plan. 4. Finally, splurge a little bit. Take a short vacation or buy that 50-inch HDTV you've been ...

http://www.abc15.com/dpp/money/personal_finance/Copy_of_best--worst-thing-to-do-with-your-tax-refund1366305121454

Ing U.S. To Rebrand As Voya Financial

... individual and institutional customers with a comprehensive array of products and services, including retirement plans, IRA rollovers and transfers, stable value, institutional investment management, mutual funds, alternative investments, life ...

http://www.insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?type=topnews&id=378201

Time To Add Apple To Your Retirement Portfolio

... account inflation? For this example I assumed half of their money was in a qualified, non-taxable account such as an IRA. They pay taxes at a 30% rate on their investment income and dividends are taxed at a 15% rate. They plan on spending $50,000 ...

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1351131-time-to-add-apple-to-your-retirement-portfolio?source=feed

Ask a Fool: Stocks or Mutual Funds in My Roth?

In the following video, The Motley Fool's Rule Your Retirement senior advisor Robert Brokamp takes a question from a Fool reader, who asks, "When selecting different options for growth, is it better to put individual stocks in my Roth IRA, or should I put mutual funds in that account and manage my individual stocks outside of it?" Making the right ... (more)

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/04/18/ask-a-fool-stocks-or-mutual-funds-in-my-roth.aspx