Dear Quentin, Five years ago, at 59, I lost my job due to COVID-19. Since that time, a very stressful year-long job search yielded less than satisfactory results and I decided to retire early. At 61, ...

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Under the House’s plan, the $2,500 limit would remain in place until 2028, then drop to an estimated $2,100 and be indexed for inflation in subsequent years, according to the Tax Policy Center.

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