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Tuesday February 18, 2025
Savvy Living
Can you provide any tips on choosing and using a home blood pressure monitor?
It is recommended that all individuals...More |
Washington News
During tax filing season, fraudsters continue to deceive victims into believing they are Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents. The IRS is concerned because phone, text, email, and in-person scams are taking place. The IRS emphasizes that it typically contacts taxpayers through a letter or written notice and generally does not initiate contact through phone calls, text messages or emails.
With a growing number of fraudsters and scammers looking for victims, it is important for individuals to be able to distinguish legitimate IRS staff from imposters. All taxpayers should understand basic ways...More |
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Personal Planner
There are three different basic types of trusts for a surviving spouse: a qualified terminable interest property trust...More |
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