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Personal finance links: closing out the year

Abnormal Returns

tonyisola.com) More retirees are seeing their Social Security benefits taxed. savantwealth.com) The IRS is extending an olive branch to taxpayers who owe money from 2020-2021. theretirementmanifesto.com) 10 of the best personal financial blogs. (open.spotify.com) Robin Powell talks meaning and money with Jonathan Clements.

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Tax implications of working remotely

Nationwide Financial

Key Takeaways: Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, remote work became an increasingly popular option for employers and employees alike. It should come as no surprise that there are unique tax implications for your client to consider as a remote worker. Working remotely in the United States.

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A Brief Guide: Tax-Efficient Strategies for Financing Higher Education

Zoe Financial

This blog will guide you through systematic savings strategies that transform your big goal into manageable steps. Moreover, we’ll shed light on the erosive impact of taxes, exploring the pros and cons of popular strategies and uncovering how education savings can become a valuable tax deduction.

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Join The Bond Market Resistance!

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

This blog has pretty much evolved into 100 ways to build a portfolio without bonds. There is nothing that says TLT must get back to the $171 dollars it traded at in 2020. The dividend that TLT pays will help but the capital put in to TLT in 2020 might be permanently impaired. The title of course piqued my interest.

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Market Drama

Zoe Financial

The Bank of America data shows that so far starting in 2020 to today, we’ve seen the biggest treasury bear market of all time. The ten-year has been down 25% since July 31, 2020. The Bond Market Treasury yields have gone up significantly. Economic Updates: Oil prices were up 6% for the week. Ready to Grow Your Wealth?

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Despite Grim Year, U.S. ETFs See $500bn In-Flows

Validea

Though that’s far below the $935 billion brought in last year, it’s on track to beat the previous record of $501 billion set in 2020. have lost $790 billion so far this year, a much steeper decline than 2021 and 2020, which lost $59 billion and $484 billion, respectively. Meanwhile, long-term mutual funds in the U.S.

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The Power Of Owning Something That Frequently Goes Down In Price

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

The 2020's have not been lost for managed futures so the same portfolios from 2020 onward. The real world application as I say in every post about these is smaller allocations to each than what we modeled for the blog post.