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5 Retirement Hacks Everyone Should Leverage in 2024

The Motley Fool

With a Roth IRA, you contribute taxed income (take-home pay) but can withdraw it, and your investment gains tax-free when you retire. Most of your Roth IRA's value might be investment gains by the time you retire, and you'll pay no taxes on it. It's one of the few ways to (legally) get out of paying taxes.

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Sports Betting Is Now Legal in 38 States. These 3 Stocks Might Be Worth the Gamble.

The Motley Fool

Supreme Court's decision to give states the autonomy to legalize and regulate sports betting on their own. When the Supreme Court made its decision, five states had legalized sports betting. have embraced legalized sports betting in some form. Much of sports betting's recent surge in popularity can be credited to the U.S.

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How to Start a Business for Under $100

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Step 2: Establish your legal framework (Cost: $0 - $20) Think about what type of business structure will work best for you. Unlike a sole proprietorship, an LLC draws a legal line between you and your business. This separation not only protects your personal assets from business liabilities, but can also offer potential tax benefits.

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Navigating Tax Time: Tips for Filing Your K-1 Form

Zajac Group

For most people, tax time can be a headache—though for earners with traditional compensation packages, it can at least be fairly predictable (W-2 wages, withheld taxes, 401(k) contribution deductions, etc.). Each taxpayer receives a copy of their K-1, which they then use to complete their own tax return.

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Want $1,000 in Passive Income? Invest $3,000 in These 3 Energy Dividend Payers and Wait 5 Years.

The Motley Fool

In Phillips 66's reconciliation of consolidated earnings, the company noted a whopping $605 million in legal accrual expenses, with the footnote saying the legal accrual is "primarily related to ongoing litigation." Phillips 66 is taking necessary measures to lower its leverage and improve its cost structure.

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Private equity firm Endless acquires ASCO Group Ltd

Private Equity Insights

Leveraging over 50 years of extensive offshore logistics experience, we look forward to working closely with Andy and the team at Endless to further build on our growth during this exciting period for the energy industry.” “We have a great team, and I am looking forward to leading ASCO on the next chapter.”

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1 Wall Street Analyst Thinks DraftKings Stock Is Going to $52. Is It a Buy Around $42?

The Motley Fool

Why buy DraftKings stock The legalization and adoption of online gambling and sports betting continues to play out, as DraftKings launched its online sportsbook in Vermont and North Carolina in the first quarter. The company's ability to efficiently leverage expenses to grow profitability is one reason the stock could hit new highs this year.