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How to Navigate Your Parents' Older Years as an Only ChildIf you're the only child of aging parents, decisions about care and financial affairs may fall to you. These are the risks — and the conversations to have now.
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8 Expenses That Quietly Disappear After RetirementSignificant expenses, such as payroll taxes, often disappear the day you retire, so you probably won't need to replace as much of your salary as you thought.
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Want to Retire Abroad? Here Is How to Actually Make the MoveAdventure, lower costs, affordable healthcare and a richer life can all be yours overseas — but you have to nail the practical details first.
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4 Ways to Navigate the Pressures of a 30-Year RetirementBy focusing on a "preservation mindset" that balances reliable income, smart tax planning and market protection, you can build a financial strategy to help your money last as long as you do.
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How to Navigate Your Parents' Older Years as an Only ChildIf you're the only child of aging parents, decisions about care and financial affairs may fall to you. These are the risks — and the conversations to have now.
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Retirement Tax5 Little-Known Senior Tax Deductions in 2026Some may sound like myths, but these unique tax write-offs can be approved under strict IRS medical guidelines — provided you have the right paperwork.
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529 Plan vs. Roth IRA: Best Way to Pay for Grandkids' CollegeBefore you touch your retirement fund, consider how taxes and financial aid rules change the math. In this week's Wealth Wise column, we break down the right choice.
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8 Expenses That Quietly Disappear After RetirementSignificant expenses, such as payroll taxes, often disappear the day you retire, so you probably won't need to replace as much of your salary as you thought.
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Karee VenemaSenior Investing Editor
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Alexandra TwinSenior Retirement Editor
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Ellen KennedyRetirement Editor
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Donna LeValleyRetirement Writer
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Kate SchubelSenior Tax Writer
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Tax HolidayFlorida Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday 2026 Is Back For 1 Month OnlyThe tax-free holiday in Florida brings month-long savings on computers, clothing, and other school supplies. Here's where you can save.
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The Kiplinger Letter4 Money-Saving Tips for Car Shoppers in a Tough MarketThere aren't many deals to be had these days, but savvy buyers can still save a bit at the dealership if they know where there's room to negotiate.
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