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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 Sean Jackson
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The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards for Youcredit cards Pack your bags and earn rewards for traveling. We chose the best cards for airline, hotel and other perks to help you save money.
By Sean Jackson
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Credit Card Bonuses Up to $1,600 for New CardholdersCredit Card Bonuses Up to $1,750 for New Cardholders
By Sean Jackson
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The Home Insurance Rule That Could Reduce Your ClaimMany homeowners don't realize they may not receive a full insurance payout if they don't meet the 80% coverage requirement.
By Rachael Green
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Kiplinger Retail Outlook: E-Commerce Powers AlongEconomic Forecasts E-Commerce’s share of total core retail spending is at 29% and rising.
By David Payne
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Have a CD Maturing Soon? Here's What to Do NowThese strategies can help you make the most of your money when your CD matures.
By Sean Jackson
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How Much You'll Earn on a Five-Year CD with $500savings See how much a $500 deposit could grow in a five-year CD, compare today's top rates and learn whether locking in a rate makes sense.
By Sean Jackson
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3 Smart Reasons to Use a Five-Year CD Before You RetireLearn when a 5-year CD makes sense, how it can protect your savings and the costly mistake to avoid.
By Sean Jackson
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Where to Keep Your Cash for Better ReturnsStill earning less than 1% on your savings? Learn where to keep your savings to earn more without sacrificing access.
By Choncé Maddox
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The Best Ways to Invest Your Super Catch-Up ContributionsFolks nearing retirement can turbocharge their savings with super catch-up contributions, but how you invest that extra cash depends on several factors.
By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA
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2026 Capital Gains Tax Rates by State: How Much Investors Pay This YearState Tax Selling investments at a profit can be rewarding for some — until tax season arrives. And federal taxes are just one part of the equation.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Navigating the Shift in Digital Wealth ManagementAdvertiser Content Revolut
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Free (or Cheap) College for Retirees in All 50 StatesWhether it's to complete a degree, gain new knowledge or just for fun, seniors and retirees can go or get back to school "on the cheap."
By Bob Niedt
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Leave a Legacy to Your Loved Ones and Keep Probate Out of ItPutting the right documents in place for your loved ones now can shield them from the stress and legal hurdles of dealing with your estate later.
By J. Burke "J.B." Howard
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Market Volatility Tests Investors' Nerves: Are You Passing?Market downturns don't just trigger a dip in your account balance — they test your emotional resolve. Having a well-built strategy can help you stay the course.
By Kelly LaVigne, J.D.
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Revenue Sharing: How Can You Avoid This Sneaky Sales Incentive?Revenue sharing means some financial professionals are rewarded for steering you toward certain products. It's big business, but here's the solution.
By David Bromelkamp
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The Best Hedged ETFs for Lower-Risk Investors and RetireesThe best hedged ETFs are built on strategies that can help reduce portfolio volatility without using bonds or market timing.
By Tony Dong, MSc, CETF
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Flashback Finance: The Cost of Retiring the Year You Were BornJust like groceries, gas and home prices, the cost of retiring is subject to inflation. Here's a look at what it cost to retire in the year you were born.
By Donna LeValley
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The Subscription Trap: How Hidden Fees Drain Your BudgetTired of hidden fees and impossible cancellations? Here's how to spot subscription traps, use new consumer protections and keep your budget safe from junk fees.
By Sean Jackson
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States With the Highest Powerball TaxesLottery Taxes These states will take the biggest tax bite out of your Powerball payout.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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How to Fight the Annoyance EconomyHidden fees, customer service snafus and other financial hassles cost Americans an estimated $165 billion a year.
By Kim Clark
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How Much Will Social Security's 2032 Shortfall Cost You?The SS trust fund will be insolvent in 2032 and will have to reduce benefits by 22%. Here is how much more you need to save to cover the shortfall, by age.
By Donna LeValley
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Plan Your Perfect Miami World Cup VacationThe World Cup third-place match brings fans to Miami Gardens on July 18, but your Florida trip doesn't have to end after the final whistle.
By Sean Jackson
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Why Do Readers Still Love Southwest Cards?Kiplinger readers ranked their favorite airline credit card rewards programs. See why Southwest won and which other airlines ranked highly.
By Sean Jackson
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6 Situations Where a Roth Conversion Is a Bad Idea for RetireesA Roth conversion is a powerful tax-saving tool, but there are several situations where taking that leap might actually cost you more in the long run.
By Joe F. Schmitz Jr., CFP®, ChFC®, CKA®
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Retirement in Jeopardy? How to Manage the Bank of Mom & DadThis plan for Gen X parents running the Bank of Mom & Dad can help you get a handle on how to manage the financial support you give your adult children.
By Dr. Preston Cherry, CFP®
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Long-Term Care Insurance: Alternatives for a Flexible PlanRising premiums, fewer options and limited benefits can make a long-term care policy hard to find and hard to afford. There are alternatives to cover the costs.
By David Abraham
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The Biggest Financial Mistake Many Families Are MakingIf you're not talking openly with your adult children about money, you're failing to help build their financial independence.
By Neale Godfrey, Financial Literacy Expert
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A 'Mega Backdoor Roth' Can Save Thousands More for RetirementThis Roth retirement savings strategy allows high earners to sock away up to $72,000 a year — if their workplace plan permits it.
By Adam Shell
