Features
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What Graduates Must Know About Unconscionable Employment ContractsSome newly graduated broadcast journalists are finding themselves trapped in low-paying roles because of contracts that impose penalties if they try to leave.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Investor Shannon Saccocia Talks Oil Prices, Opportunities and Stock Outlook for 2026The chief investment officer – wealth at Neuberger, an investment management firm, speaks with Kiplinger.
By Anne Kates Smith
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Corn Sweat: Combatting the Hidden Costs of Humidity This SummerHow to keep your home cool when even the corn is sweating this summer.
By Rachael Green
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Is Amazon Prime Worth It?Membership comes with many perks to benefit shoppers. However, with the rising costs, is Amazon Prime worth it?
By Rachael Green
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James Glassman's Top 30 Stock Picks — A Mid-Year RecapHow dropping Nike for Costco could secure defensive wealth during 2026's market churn.
By James K. Glassman
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I'm 60 With $4 million — Can I Have a Luxury Retirement?With inflation and volatility, how careful should I be?
By Maurie Backman
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16 Retirement Mistakes You Will Regret ForeverFrom saving too little to claiming Social Security too early, there are plenty of ways that current and future retirees can sabotage their golden years.
By Bob Niedt
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I Retired at 63 and My Grown Kids Want Help With ChildcareI love my grandkids, but It's too much. What should I do? We asked therapists and relationship experts for advice.
By Maurie Backman
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The Extra Standard Deduction for People Age 65 and Older: How Much Can You Save?Tax Deductions The extra standard deduction can help older adults reduce their taxable income.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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A Guide to Amazon Prime Day — How to Bag the Best DealsOur guide to Amazon Prime Day. From finding the best deals and whether it is worth the hype.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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A Practical Guide to Credit and LoansIf you need cash, you need to choose the type of loan that best fits your situation. We break down your borrowing options and how to use them effectively.
By David Rodeck
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Don't Skip the Estate Planning Step That Makes It All WorkAn estate plan requires a three-step process of design, structure and the often-missed step of funding your assets to ensure your wishes are legally executed.
By John Vandergriff
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Your Employer Doesn't Offer a 401(k)? That's Not a Dead EndAlthough millions of Americans don't have access to a 401(k), there are plenty of other ways to save for retirement. And the sooner you start, the better.
By Chad Waddoups
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How Much a Trump Account Could Be WorthThe new tax-advantaged vehicles can give kids a leg up on savings, but they're not the best option for everyone.
By Beth Braverman
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Why Your Savings Account Is Hurting Your WealthWith inflation rising, where you store your cash is more important than ever.
By Sean Jackson
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What's Behind the Shifting Fortunes for This Small-Cap Fund?The Brown Capital Management International Small Company Fund has been in a yearlong slump, but the tide may be turning.
By Nellie S. Huang
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Why Auto-IRA Programs Could Be Retirement Game ChangersAt both the federal and state levels, efforts are underway to give workers a retirement savings boost.
By Lisa Gerstner
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She's 63 and a Veteran, He's 62. How Should They Manage Healthcare?In our retirement advice column, Wealth Wise, our reader turns 65 a year before a spouse. Here's how to seamlessly bridge the age gap using veteran benefits.
By Maurie Backman
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A 3-Step Guide to Constructing Rock-Solid Retirement IncomeReal life can lay waste to shaky retirement income formulas. It's better to build a stable plan for your money in three layers: Need, want and grow.
By Michael Reese, CFP®
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How a False Sense of Security Can Destroy Your Financial PlanEven the best financial plan can be derailed when we're too overwhelmed to follow the guidance it sets out, or worse, think we can always act on it tomorrow.
By Ronald “Skip” Skolnik
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Why Cash Balance Plans Aren't Gimmicks and Deserve AttentionCash balance plans are underused despite their potential to boost retirement savings and reduce tax liability for high earners. Time to give them another look.
By Omar A. Morillo, CFP®, ChFC®, AIF®
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What to Do With a WindfallPatience and good advice are the keys to avoiding making permanent financial mistakes after getting an inheritance.
By Janet Bodnar
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This Pimco Junk Bond Fund Is a GemThe Pimco 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond ETF's tilt toward short-term debt and its high yield have helped it shine over the past year.
By Nellie S. Huang
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Where Millionaires Are Moving in 2026 and WhyMillionaires are relocating in record numbers. Discover the five countries attracting the most wealthy newcomers.
By Choncé Maddox
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Before You Write a Check to Your Adult Kids, Ask Yourself These 3 QuestionsBefore giving your kids money in retirement, ask these 3 questions to protect your nest egg and their financial future.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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5 Ways to Boost Your Credit ScoreMake these moves to improve your credit health — and push your score to the top of the charts.
By Ella Vincent
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From a $5,400 Salary to $1M: The Story of a New York Teacher"I used to sweat the small stuff, but I have learned, after my wife and I each had a bout with cancer, it's all small stuff."
By Joyce Lamb
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How to Help Seniors Move to Electronic Social Security PaymentsElectronic Social Security payments are being touted as faster and safer than paper checks. But those who rely on them will need support to make the transition.
By Martha Shedden, CRPC®, RSSA®
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I (Used to) Hate Annuities: Then I Looked at the MathIf you wrote off annuities in the past, you might be surprised to learn that higher interest rates and major product improvements have made them more effective
By Mike Decker, NSSA®
