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Tax trading tips Here are the key 2025 tax rates and strategies to know if you actively trade. Read now Chart of the week: Mortgage rates jump Borrowing rates recently hit a 7-month high. Read now What is the SALT deduction? You might qualify to deduct state and local taxes. Read now What tax forms do you need to file this year? Learn more about common tax forms. Read now Renewables amid surging energy demand Businesses focused on renewable energy have gained momentum as markets shift and demand climbs. Read now Bonds and the Fed A note of caution on bonds as the Fed is in focus. Read now Options: Butterfly spread This limited-risk, limited-reward options strategy can help you manage volatility. Read now

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