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3 Tips if You Provide Financial Assistance to an Aging Parent

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If your parents are getting older, and you’re starting to handle some of their medical or personal bills, there are some smart ways to help financially — without putting yourself in an economic hole. Here are three financial tips to lighten the load when you’re providing monetary assistance to your Mom or Dad or allowing […]

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The Child and Dependent Care Credit Explained

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The Child and Dependent Care Credit became permanent starting with the 2012 tax year – giving working individuals with kids and other dependents a major way to offset their childcare and dependent care expenses. The Dependent Care Credit allows you to deduct up to 35% of your childcare bills, up to a maximum of $6,000.

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