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The Five Best Side Hustles for Retirees
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Investing
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Stocks Rise After Trump-Powell Fed Tour: Stock Market Today
Nvidia hit a new all-time high intraday, but another renowned semiconductor name and some less iconic stocks were bigger movers Friday.
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Are Buffett and Berkshire About to Bail on Kraft Heinz Stock?
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Kiplinger's Economic Calendar: This Week's Reports and Results
This week's busy economic calendar features the first look at Q2 GDP, a key Fed meeting and the July jobs report.
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Personal Finance
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Social Security Garnishment: Understand the Rules and Safeguard Your Benefits
Do you know who can garnish your monthly Social Security benefit? Or take the funds from your bank account? Learn how to protect your benefits from creditors.
By Donna LeValley Last updated
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Apple Rolls Out AppleCare One to Simplify and Expand Device Protection
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By Choncé Maddox Published
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From Piggy Banks to Portfolios: A Financial Planner's Guide to Talking to Your Kids About Money at Every Age
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Taxes
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New GOP Car Loan Tax Deduction: Which Vehicles and Buyers Qualify
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Social Security Tax Limit for 2025: What the Higher Cap Means for Your Paycheck
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Tennessee Tax Guide 2025
State Tax Explore Tennessee's 2025 state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement, and more. Learn how Tennessee compares nationwide.
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Retirement
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The 10 Places Where Social Security Covers the Most (and Least) Of Your Expenses
On average, Social Security covers 30.11% of retirees’ spending. Fortunately, there are places where those dollars will stretch further and cover more of your spending.
By Donna LeValley Published
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Social Security Tax Limit for 2025: What the Higher Cap Means for Your Paycheck
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By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Social Security Will Continue Sending Paper Checks Sparingly, Reversing Course
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By Donna LeValley Published
Real Estate
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Seven Great Places to Retire in Florida
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Four Real Stories of Families Who Faced Down Natural Disasters
Four families whose homes were damaged or destroyed share their stories.
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Seven Financial Considerations When Downsizing for Retirement
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Economic Forecasts
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AI-Powered Smart Glasses Set to Make a Bigger Splash
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