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    You are on the right track!!! If you have already reported the full interest income from the 1995 Series I bond on your 2024 tax return, then there is no need to report it again now.

    So for now you can ignore the 1099-INT for 2025, but still you need to enter it and deduct the amount you previously reported on your 2024 return. If you do this, the IRS will get to know that you have already paid the tax on that interest.

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    Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and Trulia are some of the best websites where you can find wide home options.

    Good or best websites provides:

    Up-to-date listings of properties Detailed and correct property information Broad criteria for searching (price, characteristics, schools, beds/baths) Proper information about the neighborhood Interactive maps User-friendly interface
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    Mostly investors are investing in ETFs as they are lower risk, offer instant exposure to hundreds of stocks, and provide more stability. On the other hand, individual stocks provide higher returns but with more risk factors.

    ETFs mostly offer tax-efficient investment strategies because of their structure, often leading to fewer capital gains distributions than actively managed funds. So for a new investor, ETFs are best as they give broad exposure and reduce the risk factor.

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    Tesla's sharp revenue declines from $97.69 billion to $80.49 billion and net income declines from $7.17 billion to $4.43 billion. And also there is a decline in net worth, from $7.17 billion to $4.43 billion. So do you think investors are worried about long-term growth even when there is still a demand for EVs?

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    It totally depends on your needs for liquidity and interest rate stability. If you are sure that you don't need the money for the next 19 months, then a CD offers good, guaranteed returns. If you want the flexibility to withdraw the money without penalty, HYSA is good.

    One more thing: CDs have a fixed rate, while HYSA rates can change. If interest rates rise, HYSAs earn more; if rates fall, CDs offer better returns. So, it's a strategic gamble.

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    Scott's platform is not a prominent name in the US investment scene right now, yet it provides an intuitive interface with a negligible fee structure, Investors trade stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds in various account types, including retirement and taxable ones.

    The Scott platform also offers portfolio tracking and automated investing, making it a viable option for both beginners and experienced traders looking for diverse investment choices.