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David Lerner Associates: What to Do With Your Tax Refund

Forty eight million Americans have already received a tax refund from the federal government this year. As tax time approaches, millions more are thinking about what to do with this windfall when it arrives. The latest Bankrate Money Pulse survey shows that there have been some significant changes in what Americans are planning to do with this money this year.

David Lerner Associates: Lessons from the Richest Women in History

A recent about the richest women of all time used two interesting factors to decide who made the cut. The women had to have taken an active role in building their fortunes. They compared an individual is wealth to total global economic output at the time. The list includes well-known historical figures such as Cleopatra and Catherine the Great, as well as a few current female billionaires.

David Lerner Associates: Financial Tools are Just the Beginning

One big worry for many Americans in the prime of life is their financial future - how to pay for their kid is college, when to retire, and whether they will have enough to retire on are major concerns. April is Financial Literacy Month, a good time to reevaluate financial plans and make sure that the calculations those plans are based on are valid.

David Lerner Associates: IRS Data Theft and the Need to Protect your Personal Information

The U.S. Treasury has released a revised and far scarier picture of the cyber-attack suffered by the IRS last year. Initially, it was thought that just over 100,000 people were affected by the incident, but now they are saying it was over 700,000. That raises the issue of online security and the need to protect your information, as well as staying alert to tax scams as we head into another tax season.

David Lerner Associates: Women Trailing Men in Financial Fitness

Most Americans were affected by the Great Recession, and the thought of another future financial shock makes us very uneasy. Women are particularly vulnerable, says a study from FINRA, 2012 National Financial Capability Study, and it is taking a toll on their lives with higher stress levels, reduced productivity, and decreased well-being. Only 37% of the women surveyed were rated financially fit as opposed to 45% of men.

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