Independent analysis shows bulk of tax savings to go to wealthiest filers; 'much less progressive'
How Social Security calculates spousal benefits. It's more complicated than you think.
At their party conventions, Democrats put the wealthy squarely in the cross hairs for tax hikes, while Republicans promoted tax cuts for all income levels.
Even though their savings are depleted, many clients still think they can have a comfortable retirement -- as long as they work a few years longer. They might want to rethink that plan.
Campaigning on lowering tax man's bite without offering specifics; 'taking their lives into their hands'
With the right elections, married couples can dramatically up their payouts
Answers to some questions about Social Security claiming strategies for divorced spouses.
Can someone who collects reduced retirement benefits early, say at 62, suspend his benefits later and still earn delayed retirement credits? The answer is yes.
Mitt Romney's running mate aims to close the budget deficit while dramatically cutting taxes on investment income. Good news for advisers and clients, but is the parlay even possible?
Advisers say adding fiscal hawk Paul Ryan to the GOP ticket could beef up Mitt Romney's conservative cred
A Pew Research Center poll has found that 44% of U.S. taxpayers believe that higher taxes for those earning over $250K would be good for economy and would make the tax system fairer
Romney's veep pick encourages honest math
