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What Types of Car Insurance Do You Need?These 11 types of car insurance can help cover everything from minor repairs to buying a new car. But which types do you really need?
By Sean Jackson
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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 ditching coverage you can't use.
By Rachael Green
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A 10-Year Retirement Planning ChecklistKeep this 10-year retirement planning checklist on hand as you navigate saving, investing and other retirement decisions. You'll be in great shape when you leave your working life behind.
By David Rodeck
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Financial Silence Hurts Your Wealth: How to Break the CycleFinancial avoidance often stems from a lack of confidence, but you can build financial independence by seeking out a supportive network to help with decisions.
By Daniel Milan
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3 Signs Medicare Advantage is Wrong for YouWhile Medicare Advantage offers great perks, it isn't perfect. Here are three signs you should stick with original Medicare.
By Maurie Backman
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Ask the Tax Editor: Is it a hobby or a business?Ask the Editor In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor explains the income tax differences between a hobby and a Schedule C business engaged in for profit.
By Joy Taylor
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Best 1031 Exchange Options for Retiring Landlords1031 investors tired of managing property have several alternatives beyond moving into a passive DST. It depends on how much control and work you want to keep.
By Jason Milton
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How to Pick the Right ETF for Your Financial GoalsWith thousands of ETFs to choose from, picking one that fits your financial needs is intimidating. Here's what to ask to determine which might be right for you.
By Tony Dong, MSc, CETF
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Why Buyers Drop Out of Minority Business SalesMinority-owned businesses contribute billions to the economy. But when it's time to sell, founders can struggle to close the deal. How to face the challenges.
By Sara Mostafa, Esq.
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How AI Can Enhance Retirement Planning for Clients and AdvisersAI helps clients have informed retirement planning conversations with advisers. It can also rapidly handle technical work, freeing up an adviser's time to talk.
By Chad Waddoups
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The 5 Best Actively Managed Fidelity Funds to Buy and Holdmutual funds Sometimes it's best to leave the driving to the pros – and these actively managed Fidelity funds do just that, at low costs to boot.
By Kyle Woodley
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Earn Up to $1,350 With Marriott Bonvoy Cards From AmexEarn up to 150,000 bonus points with Marriott Bonvoy cards from American Express, plus a free night.
By Sean Jackson
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Best No-Fee High-Yield Savings Rates: August 2026Skip the monthly fees and earn up to 4.20% APY with these high-yield savings accounts.
By Sean Jackson
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Best High-Yield Savings Accounts August 2026 — Earn 4.20%Kiplinger has found high-yield savings accounts offering rates up to 4.20%, helping you beat inflation and grow your savings faster.
By Sean Jackson
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High Income, Low Savings at 53? How to Fix Your Retirement Plan Before 65We asked an expert wealth planner for advice.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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3 Estate Planning Strategies That Thrive in Volatile MarketsDiscover how GRATs, Roth conversions, and gifting enable you to capitalize on market volatility and transfer wealth to heirs tax-free.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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How a Financial Adviser Will Use Trump Accounts for His KidsParents have a new option for getting a jump-start on their child's financial future: Where a Trump Account could fit into your financial plan.
By Alex Astin, MBA, CEP®, IAR
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Homeowners: Don't Skip This ProtectionAn owner’s title insurance policy shields your finances in the event of a dispute.
By Deborah Kearns
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Think You Need $1 Million to Retire? 6 Reasons a 'Modest' Nest Egg Is PlentyConventional wisdom says you need a massive portfolio, but between Social Security and smart planning, a modest fund is often more than enough
By Kathryn Pomroy
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Keep the Pension or Take the Lump Sum?How you answer this question can make a big difference in your retirement savings, and there's no one-size-fits-all approach. Here's what to consider.
By Thomas Scorcia
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September 15 Tax Deadline Guide: Planning Steps to Take NowRather than repeating your previous estimated tax payment for the September 15 deadline, treat it as a strategic "true-up" moment to recalculate your income.
By Rachel Richards, CPA
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5 Social Security Myths That Can Cost You ThousandsBefore you collect Social Security benefits, make sure you don't believe any of these falsehoods.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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Don't Lock in a Long-Term CD Yet: The Moves to Make InsteadThink twice before locking in a long-term CD. Learn why short-term options offer better flexibility and potential for higher returns in today's shifting economy.
By Sean Jackson
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Money Market Accounts vs No-Penalty CDs: Which Is Best?Learn the pros and cons of money market accounts and no-penalty CDs, including liquidity, interest rates and the best use cases for each.
By Sean Jackson
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How Much Should You Save in An Emergency Fund?We'll show you how much to save in an emergency fund and strategies to help you reach your goals.
By Sean Jackson
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Your Guide to Buying Art OnlineFrom virtual galleries to social media platforms, the internet offers plenty of places to shop for paintings, sculptures and other artwork without breaking the bank.
By Emma Patch
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7 Great Places to Retire in FloridaThe Sunshine State remains a beacon for retirees, offering warm weather, sandy beaches, and a relatively low cost of living. Here's a look at where to live.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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Should You Rent or Sell Your Home When You Move?The decision to rent or sell should be based on your long-term financial goals, tax situation and willingness to take on the duties of being a landlord.
By Daniel Goodman, CFP®, CLU®
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Lump Sum vs. Monthly Pension Checks: 3 Questions To AskChoosing between a pension lump sum and monthly checks? Ask yourself these three essential questions before making an irreversible retirement decision.
By Donna Fuscaldo
