Alicia Adamczyk is a senior writer at Fortune. Based in New York City, she covers topics related to money, investing, and retirement, while also contributing to The Broadsheet, Fortune’s newsletter focused on powerful women. Alicia's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including CNBC, NBC, and Yahoo Finance.
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Alicia Adamczyk's coverage is heavily focused on personal finance, with a significant portion of articles citing data and covering government announcements and legal policy regulations. She also delves into topics such as gender inequality in the workplace and women in business.
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Yet some are hopeful the SALT provision won't be extended, and financial advisors are telling some clients to wait to pay property taxes.
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They start preparing for college as early as 5th grade.
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'If you don't, then the government is going to do some maybe esoteric things with your assets.'
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Estate planning is typically discussed in the context of spouses and children—even as a growing number of Americans are single and child-free . This
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He considers his two wedding rings to be his top investments, though.
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