Author: Robert Powell, Special to USA TODAY

You filed your 2018 tax return.Don’t stuff it in a file cabinet just yet. Review it to uncover steps you can take now to lower your 2019 tax bill.

You’ve filed your taxes and now it’s time to make good on your promise to “spring clean” your finances.

Here are guidelines for evaluating and picking funds from a 401(k) plan run by your employer.

The odds of being unable to work because of sickness or injury are greater than the odds of a premature death. Millennials should think about that.

If you’re like many would-be retirees, you’ll likely “retire from” something – a job or boss you hate – and not “to something.”

As benefits go, few compare with those offered by Social Security to spouses.But what are some mistakes you can make, and how can you avoid them?

Income taxes can be taxing, so now would be a good time to review some of the ways to cut your bill before it gets too late in the year.

Many risks await you in retirement. One is outliving your assets; another is losingpurchasing power.