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Kimberly Lankford

Ask Kim

Kim Lankford answers your questions about managing money -- specifically, insurance and taxes -- twice a week.

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The Consequences of Co-signing a Loan

If the primary borrower defaults, the co-signer is on the hook for the payments.

Susannah Snider

Starting Out

Real-world advice for those starting their financial lives.

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4 Financial Mistakes Our Parents Made and How to Avoid Them

You can learn a thing or four from Mom and Dad… such as how not to handle investing, spending and saving.

Stacy Rapacon

Kip Tips

A daily dose of actionable insights, culled from the latest Kiplinger content and from across the web, to help you make and save more money.

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Save Money on Your Honeymoon

You don't have to skimp on luxury to cut costs on your first post-nuptial vacation.

Kathy Kristof

Stock Watch

The Kiplinger investing team identifies stocks and market trends that you and your portfolio can't ignore.

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4 Big-Bank Stocks Worth a Buy

Still priced below pre-crisis levels, these financial companies have bounced back and have room to grow.

Anjelica Tan

Fund Watch

The Kiplinger investing team tracks the latest news and trends in mutual fund investing.

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A Little-Known Small-Cap Value Fund With a Fine Record Bets on Japan

Advisory Research International Small Cap Value Fund managers look for small companies that sell at bargain prices and that can withstand downturns.

Steven Goldberg

Value Added

Steve Goldberg delivers must-read investing insights every Tuesday.

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7 Funds to Own Forever

A strategy of buying and holding index ETFs may not be exciting but it should deliver solid long-term returns.

David Muhlbaum

Tax Tips

Our experts will count down moves to make to lower your tax bill.

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Tax Day Freebies and Deals

Several establishments will be offering special deals on or around April 15.

Jane Bennett Clark

Rethinking Retirement

Kiplinger's retirement experts help you navigate major issues affecting how to plan for retirement.

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Retirees, the Sky Is Not Falling

Today's retirees have more than two and a half times the retirement assets of retirees some 30 years ago.

Knight Kiplinger

Money & Ethics

Knight Kiplinger delivers definitive answers to ethical challenges involving money at home and in the office.

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Should Creative Property Be Free Online?

Creative people should get paid for their talent in a variety of ways, especially by consumers of their work.

Janet Bodnar

Money Smart Kids

Editor Janet Bodnar tackles tricky money-management topics for parents and their children.

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4 Ways to Make Financial Literacy Work

Take things one step at a time and make lessons fun and relevant.

Jessica L. Anderson

Drive Time

Jessica Anderson steers you toward good deals on wheels.

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Smart Reasons to Lease Your Next Car

If you always have a car payment, you're a good candidate for leasing instead of buying.

Jeffrey R. Kosnett

Cash in Hand

Jeff Kosnett reports on the fixed-income side of investing.

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The Bonds with the Most Bang for the Buck

Discover the surprising fixed-income category that gives you the most yield relative to risk. Earn 3% on your savings with little downside.

Kenneth R. Bazinet

Washington Matters

Keen analysis and fresh reporting on the latest political developments affecting your business – from the editors of the Kiplinger letters.

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Obama, Congress Still Miles Apart on U.S. Budget

Washington's fight over taxes, entitlements and spending cuts will spill into another year.

Jerome Idaszak

Practical Economics

The Kiplinger Letter’s economics team helps you make sense of the latest economic data and trends.

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Another Term for Bernanke as Fed Chairman?

Though he's catching bipartisan heat, Ben Bernanke might prefer to stay in the kitchen and work on his reputation.

James K. Glassman

Opening Shot

James Glassman writes monthly about economic and investing trends.

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Why I Love the Dow

Everyone knows the Dow. Not everyone understands it. Here's how it can make you money.

Janet Bodnar

From the Editor

Straightshooting personal-finance guidance from editor Janet Bodnar.

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Financial Lessons From Downton Abbey

You need skills to manage your financial resources because so much of the responsibility is on you.

Andrew Feinberg

Promised Land

Andrew Feinberg writes about the choices and challenges facing individual investors.

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How to Avoid the Next Hewlett-Packard

From poor CEO choices to near-constant dissension among directors, HP keeps hitting new lows.

Knight Kiplinger

My Point of View

Tap into the mind of Kiplinger editor-in-chief Knight Kiplinger.

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Financial Security Is Still Achievable

Social critics argue that financial progress is impossible for most Americans in today's economy. Powerless victims? No way.

Anne Kates Smith

Your Mind, Your Money

Discover how investor psychology and behavioral finance affect your portfolio and your bottom line.

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The Lure of Ponzi Schemes

Educated investors are often too confident in their own capacity to evaluate a deal.

Jeremy J. Siegel

Going Long

Jeremy Siegel writes about investing for the long run.

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Time to Tackle Social Security, Medicare

30 years ago, a bipartisan commission (yes!) helped fix these entitlement programs. Let's try it again.

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