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How to Relist Your Home After a Sale Falls Through: What to Change on Price, Agent and Home IssuesA failed home sale isn't the end. Learn how to relist your home, reset pricing and marketing and improve your chances of closing.
By Choncé Maddox
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5 Key Insights We Learned From 50 First-Time MillionairesWe've published more than 50 profiles of regular people sharing how they made their first $1 million. Their stories are rich with helpful insights.
By Joyce Lamb
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How a 48-Year-Old Higher Ed Director Reached Her First $1MThe best part: "Not losing any sleep over how to pay for retirement and then knowing I have enough time for compound interest to (make me) a multimillionaire."
By Joyce Lamb
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This Is What No One Will Tell You About Getting RichFrom awkward talks and family tension, to unexpected privacy issues and increased stress — these are the side effects of wealth that no one talks about.
By Anthony Martin
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Forget the 80% Rule for Retirement Budgets: Think 80-70-60Spending in retirement often starts off strong then tapers off, so why rely on planning methods that assume it stays constant? Here's a more realistic approach.
By Scott M. Dougan, RFC, Investment Adviser
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4 Ways to Keep Wedding Costs from Ruining Wedded BlissWedding season is approaching, and as the cost of getting married soars even higher, here are four ways to ensure the big day doesn't lead to years of debt.
By Lawrence Sprung, CFP®, CEPA®
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The Basics of Estate PlanningIf you have a will or trust, congratulations. But you’re not done with estate planning.
By Sandra Block
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Average Healthcare Costs by Age and State: Can You Afford It?Expect to pay more as you age and in some locations. We've got solutions for how to cover these costs, which can exceed $1,000 per month in your 60s.
By Adam Shell
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What’s the Best Medigap Plan for You?Medicare The 10 Medigap plans offer different levels of benefits that pay for expenses, such as co-payments, not covered by original Medicare.
By Jackie Stewart
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A Multi-Year Guarantee Annuity vs CDs, Mutual Funds and Money Market Funds: Which Belong in Your Portfolio?Sponsor Content Created With American National
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The I-Bond Rate Until November Is Mildly Attractive. Here's Why.Investing for Income The current I-bond rate, set in May, is active through October 2026. It presents an attractive value, if not as attractive as in the recent past.
By David Muhlbaum
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We’re Planning to Retire in the South. Will We Regret It?We’re New Yorkers with $3.8M. We plan to retire in South Carolina. My wife worries we'll miss our family and old friends. Is she right?
By Maurie Backman
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How You Can Avoid a Common Retirement MistakeThis plan can help you shift from tax diversification in early retirement to risk management, income creation and intentional legacy planning later in life.
By Leslie Verkuilen, Investment Adviser Representative
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One Financial Detail That Can Cost You After a DivorceDivorce does not separate credit card debt. Here is what can follow you and how to protect your credit.
By Choncé Maddox
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Quiz: Is Your 2026 Income Actually Taxable?Quiz Test your knowledge of IRS rules with our taxable income quiz.
By Kate Schubel
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The Hidden Costs of the Fed's Rate PauseThe Federal Reserve didn't cut rates. While this benefits savers, learn how it impacts you when you need to borrow money.
By Sean Jackson
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Ask the Tax Editor: 10-Year Cleanout Rule for Inherited IRAsAsk the Editor In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on inherited IRAs and the 10-year cleanout rule for non-spousal IRAs inherited after 2019
By Joy Taylor
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Investors' Top 10 Frustrations With Financial ProfessionalsThe hidden costs, conflicts of interest and generalized advice that leave investors dissatisfied, and how to find a financial professional you truly trust.
By David Bromelkamp
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Why 'Business as Usual' Financial Advice Isn't Enough Right NowWe're used to hearing "stay invested" when the economy falters. But in an increasingly chaotic world, "focus on what you can control" may be more helpful.
By Max Kulyk, CRPC®, CSRIC™
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The 'Wait-to-Win' Rule of Retirement Can Add $1,100 to Your Monthly CheckHow trading your savings today will give you a permanent raise tomorrow.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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13 Habits to Steal From the WealthyCheck out these practical strategies that anyone, not just the rich, can adopt to get closer to achieving their retirement dreams.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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What to Do If Your Credit Card Is ClosedMaking Your Money Last If your credit card is closed, here's why that might have happened and what to do next.
By Rivan V. Stinson
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Why You Shouldn't Let Your Credit Cards Sit UnusedKeep your credit cards active to protect your credit score.
By Ella Vincent
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Which American Express Credit Card is Right for You?These three American Express cards offer different perks, perfect for the avid traveler, foodie and more.
By Ellen B. Kennedy
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Kiplinger Energy Outlook: War in Iran Spells Higher Gas Prices in the USEconomic Forecasts With exports of Persian Gulf oil halted, drivers in the U.S. are paying more to fill up their tanks.
By Jim Patterson
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Best 529 Plans of 2026Check out the best 529 plans of 2026 to find the best plan for your child or grandchild’s college savings.
By Erin Bendig
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How to Get Two Months of CLEAR Plus for FreeSign up for a two-month free trial of CLEAR and enjoy expedited screening the next time you travel.
By Rachael Green
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Why I’m 'Phone-Proofing' My Life Before I RetireOlder adults spend more time on screens than any other age group — and retirement may not change that. Here's how to reduce screen time and enjoy a fuller life.
By Jacob Schroeder
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Kiplinger Interest Rates Outlook: Fed Pauses Rates CutsForecasts The Fed suggests that it is not likely to cut rates further unless the jobs market weakens more.
By David Payne
