What is Your Retirement Number?
There are many uncertainties when it comes to retirement planning. One of the biggest uncertainties is determining how much money you will need to meet your living expenses after you retire. In other words, what is your "retirement number?"
David Lerner Associates News: What Should You Do With Your Tax Refund?
Many people view their tax refund as free money. A tax refund is your money that you essentially loaned to the government by having more tax withheld from your paycheck than was necessary.
David Lerner Associates News: 4 Important Facts About the Affordable Care Act
Although there have been a number of changes to the Affordable Care Act (commonly known as Obamacare) in recent months the ACA is major provisions still remain in force.
David Lerner Associates News: Seniors, Do You Have to File a 2013 Tax Return?
Depending on the amount of their gross income, their filing status and their age, some seniors might not have to file a federal income tax return this year.
Attention Retirees: 5 Tax Planning Strategies for 2014
If you have recently finished filing your 2013 tax return the last thing you probably want to think about is your 2014 return. But many experts say that now is actually a good time for retirees to get a jump start on their 2014 taxes.
David Lerner Associates: Beware the Tax Identity Theft Scam
As we enter the height of tax-filing season ther have been complaints about another kind of identity theft scam: tax identity theft. Here thieves try to steal your personal information in order to submit fraudulent tax refund claims with your information on them to the IRS
What You Should Know About the New myRA Retirement Accounts
In the 2014 State of the Union address President Obama announced that a new type of retirement account would soon be made available to U.S. workers - myRA.
David Lerner Associates News: Are Municipal Bonds a Smart Investment in 2014?
Municipal bonds have long been popular investments among some individuals due to their tax-free status and income-generating properties. Earnings from muni bonds are generally exempt from federal income tax, as well as state and local income tax for residents in the state in which they live.