Kate Dore is a Personal Finance Reporter at CNBC. She specializes in tax planning and covers a range of topics within personal finance, including investments, financial technology, and government-related financial issues. Kate's work has been featured in various outlets, including NBCUniversal Media, LLC., The West Australian, and Lifehacker UK.
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By: Kate Dore
If you're eyeing a year-end Roth individual retirement account conversion, you'll need to plan for the upfront tax bill.
Experts expect the Trump administration could eliminate some consumer protections, extend major tax cuts, advocate for less regulation of financial markets, and spur exuberance and overreactions in certain asset classes. CNBC's four CFP practitioners will talk about how advisors can guide clients through the news, and when and if it's worth taking the headlines into account while planning.
By: Kate Dore
If you're age 73 or older and retired, the annual deadline for required minimum distributions is approaching, according to the IRS.
If you're considering a Roth individual retirement account conversion, your tax bracket could help you decide whether the move makes sense.
By: Kate Dore
Key Points There's tax uncertainty heading into 2025 as Congress grapples with trillions in expiring tax cuts enacted by President-elect Donald Trump in 2017.
By: Kate Dore
There is still time to slash your tax bill or boost your refund for 2024, according to financial advisors.
By: Kate Dore
There's a higher 401(k) contribution limit for 2025. Here's why you should update your account now, financial experts say.
By: Kate Dore
For 2025, you can defer up to $23,500 into 401(k) plans, up from $23,000 in 2024, and workers age 50 and older can save an extra $7,500.
By: Kate Dore
The price of bitcoin sailed past $100,000 in early December and was still up more than 130% year-to-date, as of Dec. 18.
The average 401(k) savings rate is trending higher, according to a new survey from Plan Sponsor Council of America. Here's how it compares to target benchmarks.
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