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State Taxes The NBA Finals, and other sporting events, are connected to taxes in a significant way.

By Kelley R. Taylor

Generation Jones came of age during rising inflation and an oil crisis, so it's back in the cockpit for these digital pioneers as they navigate retirement.

By Adam Shell

While most DIY investors focus on short-term portfolio performance, CFAs and CFPs specialize in long-term strategies that support your full financial picture.

By Sam Waltman, CFA®, CFP®, CEPA®

College is no longer the safest route to job security. The sooner we change attitudes towards skilled labor and alternative career paths, the better for us all.

By Scott Laband

As you celebrate Pride Month, consider how a commitment to year-round charitable giving can make all the difference to national and local LGBTQ+ groups.

By Mindy Neira, CFP®, ChSNC®

Cases of anxiety, depression and other conditions are rising, and so is the price of treatment. These strategies can help you get care you can afford.

By Cameron Huddleston

Trump Accounts will launch on July 4, 2026. Here, we look at whether you should sign your kid up.

By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA

If you want to stay ahead of rising everyday costs, these accounts can help you achieve that.

By Sean Jackson

High-yield savings account options Kiplinger has found that offer rates up to 4.20%, helping you beat inflation and grow your savings faster.

By Sean Jackson

The massive SpaceX IPO is almost here, with Elon Musk's space exploration and satellite company expected to start trading next week.

By Karee Venema

Here is how to keep your Social Security number private in an age of aggressive cybercriminals.

By Donna LeValley

Regretting a move to Florida? You aren’t alone. Many people relocate in retirement to a new place they end up not liking. Here's how a half-back move can save your retirement.

By Donna Fuscaldo

The go-to rule for retirement spending was created over 30 years ago. Things have changed since then. Here's how you can modernize the rule to fit your needs.

By David Rodeck

We consider the case of a retired couple relying on summer rental income from a $1.1 million beach house. Local zoning changes are forcing a hard choice between lifestyle and portfolio stability.

By Maurie Backman

While many retirees keep a job for the social and physical benefits, many are working out of financial necessity. Is working in retirement right for you?

By Alan E. Becker, Investment Adviser

Most of us focus on how much to save for retirement, but what you'll spend is just as important, and your spending habits might change more than you expect.

By Jeanne Thompson

Don't dip into your own retirement savings if your child's 529 plan won't cover all their college expenses. The plan can be more flexible than you might think.

By Bennett Pardue, CFP®, CDFA®, Investment Adviser Representative

Long-term care as you age is expensive and, for most of us, inevitable. Making arrangements now, while you can, is a gift to those you love.

By Kerri Anne Renzulli

Here's how to understand your notice, switch coverage and protect your home after a policy nonrenewal or cancellation.

By Ben Luthi

From comps to contingencies, here’s what a home appraisal reveals about your property’s true worth.

By Dori Zinn

Quiz Whether you're looking for a total "do-over" or just a temporary "pause," this quick quiz reveals exactly what is — and isn't — possible.

By Donna LeValley

Discover the 5 key habits the wealthy follow that can help anyone build long-term financial security.

By Zina Kumok

Before you collect Social Security benefits, make sure you don't believe any of these falsehoods.

By Donna Fuscaldo

From U.S. getaways to international escapes, these budget-friendly destinations offer retirees the perfect mix of rest, rejuvenation and a touch of excitement.

By Kathryn Pomroy

Before you sign on the dotted line, consider HOA fees and community culture.

By Robyn A. Friedman

Self-directed IRAs let investors do things they can't in an ordinary IRA, like invest directly in alternative assets. But this opportunity also comes with these risks.

By David Rodeck

Credit card interest rates are at high levels right now, but would capping rates at 10% for a year really help those struggling with debt?

By Chris Berkel, Investment Adviser