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Hurricane Ian Victims in the Carolinas Get Tax Help from IRS
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The Best Oil Stocks to Buy Now, According to the Pros
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Will Hyundai or Kia EVs Qualify for the Electric Vehicle Tax Credit?
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Don’t You Dare Fixate on the ‘Game’ of Investing
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Three Popular Meal Kits: Are They Right For You?
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Making a Killing in Cryptocurrency? There’s a Tax on That
Investing
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Kiplinger's Weekly Earnings Calendar
stocks Check out our earnings calendar for the upcoming week.
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Stock Market Today: Stocks Slide Ahead of September Jobs Report
Higher-than-expected initial jobless claims gave stocks an early boost, but they ran out of steam as the day wore on.
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Kiplinger’s Energy Forecast: Will Gas Prices Keep Dropping?
Economic Forecasts Kiplinger’s latest forecast on the direction of energy prices
Personal Finance
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Your Guide to Open Enrollment 2022
Employee Benefits Health care costs continue to climb, but subsidies will make some plans more affordable.
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Life Insurance: Let’s Separate the Facts From Fiction
Think it costs too much and is a hassle to get? You might be surprised by the reality.
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Retirees: Cohousing is Growing. Is it Right for You?
This model of housing is designed to increase interaction. For some retirees, this is a draw. But you should know the details.
Taxes
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Tax Withholding Changes Can Boost Your Paycheck Now and Avoid Penalties Later
There's still time to submit a new Form W-4 to change your tax withholding for the rest of the year.
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Capital Losses: Rules to Know for Tax Loss Harvesting
Tax loss harvesting requires an understanding of the capital loss rules for deductions, carryovers, and more.
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Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness: You Can Opt Out if You Want To
Following a student loan debt relief lawsuit, the Department of Education says that borrowers can opt out of President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan.
Retirement
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For Money and Meaning, Retirees Embrace Tutoring
After the pandemic hindered education, schools need tutors more than ever before. Retirees have an opportunity to give back, connect and make some money.
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Medicare Costs to Go Down in 2023
Lower-than-expected spending on an expensive drug and other things means beneficiaries will pay less next year.
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Year-End Financial Checklist: Prepare Now, and You’ll Have Time to Adjust
The sooner you figure out where you’re at, the sooner you can jump on making changes without stressing later.
