When you're making plans for retirement, you'll probably hear that you should replace 80% of the income you were earning.

Retirement-planning guides often urge retirees to factor in changes in other expenses, such as commuting, clothes for work, ...

you can use income replacement. For a 60-year-old earning $100,000 annually, the target budget number for income could be, say, $70,000 per year. This is using a 70% income replacement guideline.

Under the tax rules, amounts received for damage to property, including property insurance payments, are treated as sales ...

A prominent public-interest law firm is warning that Los Angeles’ apparent requirement that older apartments be replaced with ...

A proposal advanced for Related Urban and Miami-Dade County to negotiate a deal for redevelopment of a Coconut Grove public ...

Under a package of legislation sponsored by Rep. Bishop Davidson, R-Republic, Missouri’s current 4.7% tax rate for most ...

This target-date series aims to achieve a 60% income replacement ratio for retirees and does so with a glide path that starts with an above-average equity weight for younger investors; for example ...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has introduced the new income tax in Parliament today. The new Income Tax Bill will ...

Simplified Income Tax Bill brings in 'tax year' concept; omits 'previous year', obsolete clauses (Eds: Updating with details) ...