Month: December 2022

The $1.7 trillion federal spending bill includes a new change that will curb the abuse of tax incentives for land conservation. Pictured, Montana. Mike Kemp | In Pictures Ltd. | Corbis Historical | Getty Images The $1.7 trillion federal spending bill includes a change designed to curb the abuse of tax incentives for land conservation.
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So, you thought New Year’s resolutions were for losing weight and giving up eating corn dogs. Naw, the most exciting New Year’s resolutions are estate planning commitments. So, when you head off to Times Square to watch the ball drop, take along pen and paper so you can jot down all your estate planning commitments.
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Signing on to represent an expired listing or a property that failed to sell before the listing’s expiration date is not something every real estate agent eagerly undertakes. After all, an expired listing may signal a problematic property, difficult sellers or an unpredictable market. However, for top Beverly Hills agent Paul Salazar, rebranding expired or
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Protesters calling for student debt relief demonstrate outside the Republican National Committee’s Washington, D.C. offices on Nov. 18, 2022. Paul Morigi | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images With President Joe Biden‘s sweeping student loan forgiveness plan on hold, tens of millions of Americans who borrowed for their college education remain in the dark about
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Today’s high estate and gift tax exemptions could be slashed in a few years. Maximize those and other benefits now. The proposals to substantially increase estate and gift taxes that were widely-discussed in 2021 are off the table for now. But the current lifetime estate and gift tax exemption is scheduled to be cut in
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Billionaire Charlie Munger thinks we should all be a lot happier. Munger, the longtime investment partner and friend of fellow billionaire Warren Buffett, says he doesn’t understand why people today aren’t more content with what they have, especially compared to harder times throughout history. “People are less happy about the state of affairs than they
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If there’s anything the pandemic showed Americans, it’s that their lives need not be as rooted as once was the case. According to some reports, contract signings for part-time residences have risen 70% since pre-pandemic days. For many people, a more flexible lifestyle means choosing pieds-a-terre that enable departures from their usual abodes. For instance,
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Southwest Airlines aircrafts are seen at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) on December 22, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland. Alex Wong | Getty Images Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. Southwest — Shares dropped 6% after the company canceled 70% of its scheduled flights and warned that mass disruptions would continue “for the next
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