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What Does Medicare Not Cover? Seven Things You Should Know
Healthy Living on a Budget Medicare Part A and Part B leave gaps in your health care coverage. But Medicare Advantage has problems, too.
By Donna LeValley Published
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10 States With the Lowest Sales Tax
Sales Tax Living in one of the lowest sales tax states doesn't always mean you'll pay less.
By Katelyn Washington Last updated
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Georgia State Tax Guide
State Tax State tax rates and rules for income, sales, property, fuel, cigarette, and other taxes that impact Georgia residents.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Three Details That Matter for a Successful Retirement
Many people skip over retirement planning specifics that could help them create a stronger plan that would better match their needs. Here’s how to not do that.
By Mark Gelbman, CFP® Published
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How to Take a Break Without Breaking the Bank
Setting savings goals and a budget and including the kids in the planning can make your vacation more relaxing and less stressful.
By Jared Elson, Investment Adviser Published
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The Benefits of I Bonds vs EE Bonds To Store Your Savings
All of the information you'll need to choose between Series I and EE savings bonds.
By Donna LeValley Last updated
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When is the Next CPI Report?
CPI Reports When does the next CPI report land and what inflation rate is expected?
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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Eight Ways Seniors Can Save on Car Insurance
Auto insurance premiums get more expensive for seniors at age 75. With rates already high in many states, finding ways to save can be crucial, and many insurers offer discounts.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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If You'd Put $1,000 Into Microsoft Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
Microsoft Microsoft has been an astounding buy-and-hold bet.
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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If You'd Put $1,000 Into IBM Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
IBM IBM stock has been a huge disappointment for long-term investors.
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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Afraid to Retire? How to Overcome Your Fear and Enjoy Retirement
Even with a well-funded nest egg, giving up a paycheck is hard. Here's how to start the journey.
By Sandra Block Last updated
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5 Steps To Start Investing as a New Mom
investing New moms typically are maxed out from a time standpoint, but you can start investing for yourself and your child with just a few minutes here and there.
By Coryanne Hicks Last updated
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30 Deals, Discounts and Freebies for Teacher Appreciation Week
Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week through May 10 with deals from Scholastic, Microsoft, AT&T, Verizon and more.
By Kathryn Pomroy Published
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NYC Congestion Pricing Makes Traveling By Car More Expensive
The congestion pricing fee schedule has been finalized and it will begin on June 30.
By Donna LeValley Last updated
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13 Smart Estate Planning Moves
retirement Follow this estate planning checklist for you (and your heirs) to hold on to more of your hard-earned money.
By Janet Kidd Stewart Published
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How to Beat Soaring Home and Auto Insurance Premiums
The Kiplinger Letter What’s behind the insurance price hikes, and what to do about them?
By Rodrigo Sermeño Published
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Should You Still Invest in Real Estate?
The quick answer is yes, if you have done your homework and all the boxes check out.
By Zain Jaffer Published
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Guide to Military Benefits for Retirement, Pay and Savings
Benefits for those who serve in the U.S. military can sometimes be complex and confusing. Here’s what to know about how to optimize some of them.
By Zach Mindel Published
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A Donor-Advised Fund Can Give Your Charitable Giving a Boost
Save on taxes and donate more to your favorite charities by using a donor-advised fund, or DAF. Here’s how to maximize your giving with this strategic approach.
By Samuel V. Gaeta, CFP® Published
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How To Find the Best European Stocks To Buy
European stocks are cheaper than their U.S. counterparts and there are plenty of high-quality companies to choose from. Here's how to find them.
By Coryanne Hicks Published
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If You'd Put $1,000 Into Intel Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
Intel Intel stock has been a huge disappointment for long-term investors.
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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What Is Collision Insurance and What Does It Cover?
insurance Collision insurance is often optional, but there are many good reasons to include it in your policy.
By Donna LeValley Last updated
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If You'd Put $1,000 Into Apple Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
Apple stock has lost $285 billion in value since its all-time high, but its long-term performance tells another story entirely.
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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When Is the Next Fed Meeting?
The FOMC is expected to stand pat on interest rates at the next Fed meeting.
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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Why Financial Literacy Month Still Isn’t Working
Awareness has its limitations.
By Howard Dvorkin Published
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Worried About Layoffs? Six Steps to Ease Your Financial Fears
Having a plan in place can give you peace of mind during a crisis.
By Kiplinger Advisor Collective Published
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How to Navigate an Extra-Busy Summer Travel Season
The Kiplinger Letter Tips for beating the exceptional crowds expected this year and keeping your vacation budget manageable.
By Sean Lengell Published
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How Will the 2024 Election Impact Your Retirement?
Investors should expect volatility but also try not to overreact to news. To prepare, focus now on tax minimization, protecting your portfolio and more.
By Barry H. Spencer, Registered Investment Adviser Published
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How Women Can Increase Odds of Saving Enough for Retirement
Pursuing financial literacy and taking advantage of savings opportunities, such as employer-offered 401(k)s, can give women saving for retirement a leg up.
By Jay Dorso Published