Saving for retirement can be simplified by automating transfers into a 401(k) plan or IRA. Experts advise saving 10% to 15% of income, focusing on long-term, diversified investments. Employer 401(k) matches and tax advantages make these plans valuable, and IRAs offer flexibility and broader investment options. Early withdrawals from retirement accounts are discouraged due to penalties and lost compounding. Millennials and Gen Zers are advised to roll over 401(k)s into IRAs when job hopping to consolidate and reduce fees.

Taxpayers can reduce their tax liability or increase their refund by claiming various deductions and credits. The article lists 15 common tax write-offs, including property taxes, mortgage interest, state taxes paid, charitable contributions, medical expenses, education credits, retirement credits, IRA contributions, self-employed health care premiums, student loan interest, adoption tax credit, home office deduction, and solar tax credit. It also provides tips for record-keeping and avoiding common mistakes when claiming these deductions and credits.

At the Intel Innovation Taipei 2023 forum, CEO Pat Gelsinger highlighted Taiwan's strong semiconductor foundry capabilities and the importance of a balanced global supply chain. Intel is expanding its manufacturing presence in the Americas and Europe to maintain supply resilience. Gelsinger acknowledged past perceptions of Intel's arrogance in the foundry business but noted changes in corporate culture to prioritize customer-centric thinking. He also discussed the evolution of AI from training to deployment, with AI becoming central to various platforms, and Intel's focus on AI in the PC market. Additionally, Gelsinger commented on the stability of chip production despite conflicts in the Middle East and expressed hope for peace in the region. Asus Chairman Shih Chong-Tang supported Intel's AI PC platform at the event.