Hi , here are your Articles for March 2, 2026.
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What's New With Your Form 1040 This Year? The 2025 Form 1040 includes more than just routine updates. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, taxpayers may qualify for new deductions, a larger cap on itemized deductions for state and local taxes, expanded education benefits, and changes to key credits. Here's what individual filers need to know.
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Study Up on Your High-Deductible Health Plan Do you have a high-deductible health plan (HDHP)? Many people do because employers commonly offer HDHPs as part of their benefits packages. Although paying a high deductible may sound unappealing, HDHPs can actually help you save money by motivating you to spend your health care dollars wisely. This article explains why you should study up on yours.
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Stock Splits: Are Two Halves Better than the Whole? A stock split is one way public companies make their shares more affordable to the average investor. However, a split doesn't change the overall value of a shareholder's stock — only the number of shares owned. This article discusses why companies sometimes opt for stock splits and how it can benefit investors.
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Seven Non-Tax Reasons to Create a Trust One well-known reason to create a trust is to avoid paying estate taxes to the federal (and possibly state) government. But not all trusts are tax driven. They can help accomplish many other estate planning goals. Here are seven reasons why a properly drafted trust can work to ensure your wishes are ultimately carried out.
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