This week, most older Americans likely missed out on one of the best tax breaks in the IRS code because they pulled out their checkbooks or fired up their credit cards to give money, instead of ...

Morning Brief host Julie Hyman takes a glance at the day's biggest developing market stories ahead of the opening bell on ...

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On Giving Tuesday this year, some 38 million people donated $4 billion in a single day, according to the organization that has sponsored the annual event since 2012. Generosity is always its own ...

More than 27 million adults in the United Kingdom currently have no will in place, leaving their estates subject to in ...

By Bob Arnold In an age when nearly everything seems large, fast and impersonal, small public libraries, says Kathleen ...

In Illinois, immigrants have lost thousands of dollars to notarios offering legal assistance they’re not qualified to provide ...

Across three geographies — the Indian diaspora, a southern state, and a northern campus — fragments of resistance have begun ...

Many people will be shocked when they discover the intricate rules — and lack of supporting paperwork — when filing 2025 ...

The German Federal Fiscal Court (BFH) had once again confirmed its ruling that commercial infection pursuant to Section 15 (3) No. 1 Sentence 1 Alt.

There are now around 3,500 certified divorce financial analysts in the U.S., according to the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (IDFA), up 40% over the past decade. Many operate at the ...

The tax dept's general anti-avoidance rules approving panel claimed Vedanta secured treaty benefits by routing promoter ...