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Rocky Mengle

Rocky Mengle

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Senior Tax Editor, WealthUp

Washington

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Small Business , Personal Finance

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Total articles 1324

  • How Much to Save + Where

    By Riley Adams Verified, Kyle Woodley Verified, Rocky Mengle Verified| WealthUp Verified Most parents want to do everything they can to set their children up for future financial success. One way to help is to save money for a college education, since college graduates typically make more money over their lifetime than those without a university degree. But college is expensive. And saving enough money for a child’s higher education can place a huge strain on a family’s overall finances. This is particularly true for parents with more than one child under their roof.

    By Riley Adams Verified, Kyle Woodley Verified, Rocky Mengle Verified · WealthUp

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Are Your Social Security Benefits Taxable? It Depends

    By Rocky Mengle Verified, Kyle Woodley Verified, Riley Adams Verified| WealthUp Verified Wondering whether you’ll need to pay taxes on your Social Security benefits is a very common concern for many seniors and individuals nearing retirement. The answer, though, is not so straightforward, as your own personal financial circumstance will largely dictate the answer. The good news is that, generally speaking, retirees who rely solely on Social Security for their retirement income needs often don’t have to concern themselves about federal taxes on these benefits.

    By Rocky Mengle Verified, Kyle Woodley Verified, Riley Adams Verified · WealthUp

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • How Much to Save + Where

    By Riley Adams Verified, Kyle Woodley Verified, Rocky Mengle Verified| WealthUp Verified Most parents want to do everything they can to set their children up for future financial success. One way to help is to save money for a college education, since college graduates typically make more money over their lifetime than those without a university degree. But college is expensive. And saving enough money for a child’s higher education can place a huge strain on a family’s overall finances. This is particularly true for parents with more than one child under their roof.

    By Riley Adams Verified, Kyle Woodley Verified, Rocky Mengle Verified · WealthUp

    Apr. 10, 2025

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