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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.
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10 Unique Ways To Save Money Shopping With Amazon
Amazon offers a lot of value if you know where to look. We'll show you hacks that can help you save on big purchases and everyday items.
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How Do Credit Cards Work? Interest and Fees Explained
Understanding how credit cards work is a key first step to avoiding debt traps or surprise fees — and gaining access to valuable perks.
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Want To Retire at 55, 60, 62, 65, 67 or 70? Ask Yourself These Questions First
Age is just a number, but when it comes to retirement, make sure you are prepared by answering these questions.
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14 Education Tax Credits and Deductions to Know
Education This could be the last year you can claim some popular education tax credits and deductions.
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Which Capital Gains Are Taxable and How to Calculate Your Tax
Capital Gains Tax It's important to understand what capital gains tax is and how it's calculated, and what tax rates apply.
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Your Medicare Costs Are Set to Soar: What to Expect Over the Next Decade
Medicare beneficiaries will face higher premiums, deductibles and surcharges starting in 2026 and continuing over the next decade. Here's what you need to know.
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How Different Generations Invest and What They Can Teach You
Boomers, Gen Xers, millennials and Gen Zers are taking varying approaches to investing. Here's what they're doing and key lessons you can learn from them.
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What One Widow's Ordeal Teaches Us About Marriage and Money
A man charmed a 72-year-old widow into marriage, and then her accounts were seized to pay off his debts, highlighting the importance of background checks on potential spouses as well as prenuptial agreements.
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Are You Getting a Gray Divorce? These Six Financial Strategies Come From a Financial Planner
Managing an equitable division of assets, selling a home, negotiating alimony and splitting retirement accounts are among the money matters that weigh as heavily as emotional issues.
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529 Plans: Frequently Asked Questions
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Sponsored Learn the ins and outs of 529 plans with this FAQ, including why they’re a popular savings vehicle for paying for college.
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Establishing a cash reserve: How much should you have?
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Sponsored Find out what is a cash reserve and how it can help prepare you for life’s unexpected events — and keep you on track for your financial goals.
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8 ways to potentially lower your taxes
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Sponsored Consider these strategies to potentially reduce your taxes.
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Debunking 6 Social Security retirement myths
Sponsor Content Created With Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC
Sponsored Get the facts on how the Social Security program works for retirees.
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Costco Deals You Don’t Want to Miss
Save big on fall essentials. From cozy home upgrades to tech and wellness must-haves, shop while supplies last.
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12 Great Places to Retire in the Midwest
Places to live Here are our retirement picks in the 12 midwestern states.
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Save $40 On A Costco Membership With This Deal
New members can save $40 on a one-year Exclusive Gold Star Costco membership thanks to a new deal from Stack Social.
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Costco Direct: How It Works, Exclusive Deals and Bulk Savings
Discover how Costco Direct offers exclusive online deals, bulk-buying discounts, and direct-to-home shipping on furniture, appliances and more.
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What Is the 100,000 Mile Rule in Car Insurance?
The 100,000 mile rule in car insurance can help you slash premiums by slashing coverage you can’t use.
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Are Treasury Bills a Good Investment?
Treasury bills, or T-bills, are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government. Treasury bills top the list of the safest places to save your cash.
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Four Ways to Invest in Quantum Computing
Quantum computing stocks offer exposure to mind-boggling problem-solving potential. Here are four ways investors can gain exposure to an emerging megatrend.
