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I Have $150,000 That I Don't Need Anytime Soon, But I Don't Want to Put it in the Market. What Should I Do?
My strategy offers a guaranteed return that can earn you thousands effortlessly.
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Surprising Foods to Enjoy and Avoid to Live Longer
Want to live a longer, healthier life? Here are some surprising foods to enjoy (coffee!) and to avoid (some types of spinach!).
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The October 15 Tax Deadline Is Coming: A Tax Attorney Highlights What You Need to Know
If you filed an extension in April, time is running out to get your taxes wrapped up for last year. Here's what you need to know for filing your 2024 taxes and preparing for tax year 2025.
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Three Strategies to Take Advantage of OBBB Changes, From a Financial Planning Pro
Four of the One Big Beautiful Bill's changes could impact your retirement, so it's smart to review your financial plans to see if these strategies would help you get the most out of the new provisions.
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Three Out-Of-The-Box Retirement Moves the Wealthy Swear by
A 401(k) isn't the only way to fire up your savings. There are other tax-smart ways to build a nest egg, including these three out-of-the-box moves used by the richest retirees.
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11 Costly Medicare Mistakes You Should Avoid Making
Medicare If you don't make the right choices, you could end up with higher Medicare premiums and big out-of-pocket costs.
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How Your HSA Can Reimburse You for Medicare Premiums and Expenses
Medicare Even if your Medicare premiums are automatically deducted from your Social Security check, you can take tax-free withdrawals from an Health Savings Account to reimburse yourself.
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How to Invest for Rising Data Integrity Risk
Amid a broad assault on venerable institutions, President Trump has targeted agencies responsible for data critical to markets. How should investors respond?
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Put All Your Money Into Roth IRAs
Converting a tax-deferred account to a Roth can be a good strategy for lowering future taxes, but moving all of your money at once is typically not recommended.
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What Is the Rule of 72 and How Can Investors Use It?
The Rule of 72 is an easy way to calculate how long it will take your investment to double in value. Here's how it works.
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Eight Things Medicare Doesn't Cover
Medicare Part A and Part B leave gaps in your healthcare coverage. But Medicare Advantage has problems, too.
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Home Office Tax Deduction 2025: Work From Home Write-Offs
Tax Breaks Can you claim the home office tax deduction this year?
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12 Reasons to Cancel Amazon Prime
Feature Here's why it might be time to cancel your Amazon Prime subscription.
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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?
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I'm a 76-year-old widow and my son is pushing me into assisted living. How do I convince him I'm fine living on my own?
We asked financial experts and therapists for advice.
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I hear REITs are one of the best ways to get income from investing, especially in retirement. Should I buy them?
We ask a financial expert for advice.
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A Nasty Surprise Awaits Snowbirds: Thousands in Unexpected Bills
Before leaving your home for the winter, remember to do this one thing, or else you might face an expensive repair bill upon return.
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I'm a CFP: Here's What You Should Do if Your Financial Adviser's Firm Gets Acquired
You've had the same financial adviser for a long time, but things are changing. Now what? Stay the course, or jump ship? Five questions could help you decide.
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ABLE Accounts: A Special Needs Consultant Breaks Down Common Myths
ABLE accounts help thousands of people with disabilities, but misconceptions still prevent eligible families from applying. Here, a financial professional separates fact from fiction.
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Protect Your Family's Future: Avoid These 12 Common Estate Planning Mistakes
If you've avoided the most common estate planning mistakes, your family will thank you.
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How to Switch Your Car Insurance
Switching car insurance companies could save you hundreds. Learn when and how to make the switch to maximize savings and avoid hidden fees.
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Can You Use a Credit Card on Venmo?
Here’s what you need to know before making payments with your credit card over Venmo.
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The 25 Biggest U.S. IPOs of All Time
IPOs The biggest IPOS in U.S. history include a major chipmaker, a ride-hailing firm and a handful of global telecoms.
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Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Gray Divorce, Annulments and the Ted Lasso Effect on Retirement Planning
Quiz The financial professionals who contribute to Kiplinger's Adviser Intel recently wrote about the financial implications of gray divorce, a positive mindset for retirement planning and a widow's annulment after she was scammed.
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Seven Medicare Changes Coming in 2026
Learn about the benefits that become permanent features of Medicare in 2026 and how they have been changed or updated since their inception.
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Want to Move to Italy? What to Consider Financially
Once you've decided that you and Italy are compatible, you'll want to work out your tax planning, investments, retirement accounts and benefits.
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Retirees Face a Growing Capital Gains Tax Trap: What's Next?
Home Sales A changing housing market and unchanged IRS exclusion amounts can add up to a headache for many homeowners. Will Congress offer a fix?
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Want to Move to France? What to Consider Financially
Before you start packing, you might want to check out the potential impacts on your taxes, investments, retirement planning and estate planning.
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Considerations for Americans Who Want to Move to Europe
Relocating to Europe for retirement or just because could be more complicated than you might think. Here are a few things to think about.
