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Are You Supporting Multiple Generations in Retirement?
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How Your 2025 Summer Wedding Could Save You Money on Taxes
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Investing
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Which of These Four Withdrawal Strategies Is Right for You?
Your retirement savings may need to last 30 years or more, so don't pick a withdrawal strategy without considering all the options. Here are four to explore.
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The Best Infrastructure ETFs to Buy
ETFs Infrastructure assets generate stable cash flows and provide inflation protection. Retail investors can get efficient exposure through infrastructure ETFs.
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July CPI Report Ignites a Risk-On Rally: Stock Market Today
Market participants price out worst-case scenarios for tariffs and inflation and will now turn their attention to employment and growth.
By David Dittman Published
Personal Finance
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The Average Social Security Check by Age
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The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards for You
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Taxes
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The Fall Garden 'Tax': What to Plant and How to Prepare
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What the OBBB Means for Social Security Taxes and Your Retirement: A Wealth Adviser's Guide
For Americans in lower- and middle-income tax brackets, the enhanced deduction for older people reduces taxable income, shielding most of their Social Security benefits from being taxed.
By Ryan K. Snover, Investment Adviser Representative Published
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Five Under-the-Radar Shifts Investors and Job Seekers Can't Afford to Ignore Under the OBBB
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By Brian Waller Published
Retirement
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How to Build Your Financial Legacy Three Piggy Banks at a Time
A wealth adviser shares a childhood saving technique that taught him lessons of stewardship, generosity and responsibility and helped him answer the question we all need to answer to define our lives by impact rather than greed: 'What is this all for?'
By Hilton Lamprecht Published
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Which of These Four Withdrawal Strategies Is Right for You?
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By Mike Palmer, CFP Published
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The Average Social Security Check by Age
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Real Estate
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Should You Buy a Second Home When You Retire?
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Retire on This Island for Mediterranean Living on the Cheap
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Kiplinger Housing Outlook: Home Price Growth Falls
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