Can your 401(k) or IRA provide you a tax cut in 2023? Janet Novack of Forbes explains how recent increases in IRA and 401(k) contribution limits can defer substantial amounts of your taxes. • 10 positive outcomes shook out of the market turbulence this year. MarketWatch looks at the ways your finances actually improved. • Home buyers can expect changes in the 2023 markets. Six housing market experts offer their predictions.

401(k) And IRA Contribution Limits Will Jump In 2023, IRS Says  —  Employees who are already contributing the maximum and are able to save more will in effect be able to give themselves a tax cut in the coming year. For those who can save more in their IRAs than the previous limit, there’ll be a $2,000 jump for younger workers, up to $3,000 for those over 50. Read more…

10 Ways American Finances Improved in 2022 — Many Americans’ financial health took a turn for the worse in 2022, but consumers and investors also benefited from some silver linings to a turbulent year. Here are 10 of them.  Read more…

6 Experts Weigh In On Real Estate In 2023 — Mortgage rates have been falling steadily since October, which could offer some relief to buyers but might not offset still-high asking prices.  So, what’s ahead for the housing market in 2023? USA Today‘s finance writer Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy spoke to six experts about their predictions. Read more…

 

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