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3 Things I Like About the Costco Anywhere Visa by CitiKiplinger readers rated the Costco Anywhere Visa by Citi one of their favorites, and I agree.
By Rachael Green
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4 Money-Saving Tips for Car Shoppers in a Tough MarketThe Kiplinger Letter There aren't many deals to be had these days, but savvy buyers can still save a bit at the dealership if they know where there's room to negotiate.
By David Payne
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World Cup Fan Buys Tickets That Didn't Exist: What to Know About Resale MarketsMany fans flocked to third-party vendors to buy FIFA World Cup tickets, and some have missed out – not because of poor planning, but because of resale market risks.
By Sasha Zidar
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The 'SUV Tax': How Buying Too Much Car Quietly Kills Your Net WorthMany drivers prioritize aesthetics over economics. We break down the financial trade-offs of the "SUV tax" and show you how to keep thousands more for your future.
By Sean Jackson
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My First $1 Million: Retired Surgery Professor, 51"I see now that, while I was fine with (delayed gratification) at the time, I missed out on a lot of amazing experiences and travel."
By Joyce Lamb
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12 Month-by-Month Steps to Get Your Finances Back on TrackIt's surprisingly easy for our finances to go off the rails. This practical plan can help you regain control by taking one positive step every month.
By Anthony Martin
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How to Plan Your First Global Retirement AdventureRetirement unlocks a thrilling (and slightly scary) new world of possibilities. Why not kick it off with an overseas journey — the ultimate way to step boldly into this exciting new chapter of your life?
By Kathryn Pomroy
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Where to Stay for the World Cup Semifinals and FinalSponsored
Heading to the final World Cup matches? Compare Hilton hotels near the semifinal, third-place and final host cities.
By Carla Ayers
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June CPI Preview: Don't Let a Negative Headline Fool YouThe next CPI report should keep the Fed's hawkish tilt on track.
By Dan Burrows
