March 2017 Newsletter
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ax season is now well underway. While you’re gathering your materials, or feeling relieved that your tax return is now filed, take a moment to review this month’s articles. Included are tips on common mistakes to avoid in your retirement accounts, a list of common IRS tax scams, ideas to improve your credit score and a handy tip to ensure inherited property does not turn into a tax problem.
