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You guide for all things taxes and savings before you hit your retirement age. It’s not as hard as you would think.

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"Tax the Rich" is a popular mantra, but that relies on others to change the tax code. While you wait, experts suggest you take the tax code into your hands and instead, do your taxes like the rich.