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bill. >> sharon, thank you for being here today. don't we start off with people who are newly engaged or newly married. >> well intoly m ll lly newly m couples need to figure out which way to file. jui usually if they are two working together they may want to file married filing jointly. if you are single claim the standard deduction. and perhap s itemize the deductions. >> let's talk about parents you get $3900 for that child not bad at all and then their phase out limits for certain credits. that is $1,000 for tax credit for 16 or under and depend ent care credit. and basically you need to be keeping good records all year long. >> i'm still going back that the summer camps that i have all of that tax information because it can be a big savings. >> what about those who are nearing retirement. >> you want to make sure you take advantage for traditional ira. you can still contribute up to $6500 if you are 50 or older. some may make sense if you don't want taxes taken out it will be tax free after 59.5. for seniors it is important to

personal finance reporter sharon epperson joins us with five ways to save on your tax bill, no matter your income. sharon, great to see you. >> great to be here. it's tax time. >> it's tax time. what do we often forget to think of? >> a lot of the deductions we hear about, do we make too much money, because we are seeing some of those itemized deductions phased out, but some you can take advantage of, and one of them is deducting your moving expenses if you changed jobs, moved to a job, usually it has to be out of state, you can deduct those moving expenses, so that's something people want to consider. the other thing they don't consider, yes, we had a good year in the stock market in 2013, but you may have a capital lost deduction from sale in an investment property or big loss in a prior year that you need to carry over. that's something that you can take advantage of, up to $3,000. >> year in the market's up 30%, may not occur you could have things you could write off. >> exactly, you want to consider that if you've had big losses in previous years or if you sold an investment prop

sharon epperson joins us with five days to save on your tax bill no matter your income. great to see you. >> great to be here. tax time. >> tax time. things you are thinking of. what do we forget to think of? >> often, a lot of people think deductions we hear of won't be able to take advantage. do we make too much money. we are seeing itemized deductions phased out. some deductions everyone can take advantage of if they apply to you. one is deducting moving expenses. change jobs. just started your first job. moved to a job. usually, out of statement. you can deduct moving expenses. something that people want to consider. and the other thing they don't consider. yes, we had a good year. in the stock market. 2013. you may have a capital loss dedd deducti deduction. or a big loss in a prior year that you need to carry over. so that is something that you can take advantage of, up to $3,000. >> and more than 30% mail. not occur. you have things you could write off. >> exactly. you can carry that over, for a couple years. want to kid that if you have had big losses in previous

bill. joining me with tax tips for every life stage, is personal finance correspondent, sharon epperson. you for being here today. >> my pleasure. >> why don't we start off with people who were either newly engaged or newly married. are there thij things they cou doing? >> newly married couples need to think of filing their taxes do ways. married filing jointly. which are the best options, best savings? two working people in the, marriage. then it is going to be better to file married, filing jointly. if some one is making more money. more income. got to do it both ways. and a lot of folks when they're single. claim the standard deduction. think about claiming perhaps, itemizing your deductions. that will give you a bigger savings. >> a really good point. makes sense to run the numbers both ways. you could see a significant change in what you are paying. >> you could. >> talk about parents. a new parent what do you get. >> new parent. gement $3,900 personal exception for the child. >> not bad. not bad at all. phase-out limits for credits. deductions. think about child tax credit. may qua

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bill clinton the lone voice? where is al gore, for that matter? >> he has a strong interest. before you speak up, i want to share this. sharon we the people are fed up, but none of the conservatives, the tea party, or riny, as she puts it, do anything but whine. it's frustrating to her, and then she uses the word traitors. >> well, the three of us have been saying this for a year. that the republicans need to stand for something, not just be against everything. come out in favor of some things that they would like to do if they're in power. is that that hard to ask for? you know? the last great republican, reagan, had things he was for. >> ms. patrick henry writes, she says the tea party rose up because america needs to be patriotic, and we were called crazy radical racists, doug? >> well, look, we need to stand up. we are exceptional. as pat said, but i think the next war will probably be fought as much in cyberspace as it will be through conventional means, and bottom line, we can't give up the internet. we can't voluntarily disarm. >> very interesting. yeah, whenever you hear national security experts talk about the new w

bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome back. jennifer connelly, 10-year-old rohan chand, and from "bad words," and music from sharon the dap-kings are raring to go tonight. over the weekend i was over at my alma mater. one of my two alma maters. i went to unlv and arizona state university. i was in tempe, arizona moderating a discussion with the clinton family. bill, hillary, and their daughter chelsea had an event for their charitable foundation the clinton global initiative. and it was a lot of fun. there were more than 1,000 students from all over the world. smart kids. these kids are not like i was in college. [ laughter ] these kids had like sportcoats. [ laughter ] when i was in college at asu, i'll tell you a story. one of my teachers in the middle of class, she pulled me out of the room. i'd been interjecting during her lessons. and she did not appreciate my participation. she'd had enough. so she pulled me into the hallway in the middle of class and she told me she was thinking about having me thrown oust school. and i said, you can't throw me out, this is college. and she said, yeah, i can. [ laughter ] i