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Investing in Gold: 10 Facts You Need to Know
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Auto-Callable Yield Notes Are the Income Stream Nobody’s Talking About
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The 9 Best Tech Stocks to Buy Now
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Kiplinger's Credit Card Methodology
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Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Will Affect 100 Million Users. Here’s What You Should Know
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Where Disability Benefits Are Worth the Most: How Your State Stacks Up
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The 12 Best Stocks to Buy Now
The lesson of the past two years: Be ready for anything. Our 12 best stocks to buy in 2023 reflect opportunities in what's expected to be another uncertain economic backdrop.
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State "Stimulus Checks" in 2023 – Which States Are Still Sending Payments
Residents in a handful of states could still receive a tax rebate check or other payment in 2023.
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Should You Leave Your Heat On All Day or Turn It Off? Which is Cheaper?
Which option will help you save on your energy bills?
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When Is the Next Fed Meeting?
Investors, savers and consumers can expect another interest rate hike at the next Fed meeting.
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The 25 Cheapest Places to Live: U.S. Cities Edition
places to live Take a look at our list of the cheapest places to live in America for city dwellers. Is one of the cheapest places to live in the U.S. right for you?
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Financial Freedom in Retirement Is All About Cash Flow
You may think accumulation is the most important part of the game, but income is like water: You can’t live without it.
Investing
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67 Best Dividend Stocks You Can Count On in 2023
dividend stocks Yield isn't everything when it comes to finding the best dividend stocks. Income investors know there's no substitute for regular dividend increases over the long haul.
By Dan Burrows • Last updated
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Stock Market Today: Volatility Picks Up After Powell Comments
Bed Bath & Beyond was one of the biggest movers today as bankruptcy buzz swirled.
By Karee Venema • Published
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Caring for Aging Parents Takes Planning Ahead and Patience
Having legal documents in order and planning for the cost of care will help make an already difficult time a little bit easier to handle.
By Alvina Lo • Published
Personal Finance
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Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards: Which is Better for You?
Credit cards vs. debit cards — what's the difference? Which is best? Personal finance experts perennially disagree on which type of plastic brings more benefit.
By Erin Bendig • Published
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Credit Cards vs. Charge Cards: What Are The Differences?
If you pit charge cards vs. credit cards you’ll find that although they are similar, they have a few key differences, most notably that you won't be able to carry a balance with a charge card.
By Erin Bendig • Published
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IRS Says Direct Deposit Is the Best Way to Receive Your Tax Refund
IRS says the best way to receive your tax refund is by direct deposit. Here's how to do it.
By Erin Bendig • Published
Taxes
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Virginia 2022 Tax “Stimulus” Rebates
Virginia 2022 Tax “Stimulus” Rebates — many eligible Virginians have received a rebate of up to $500 for 2022.
By Kelley R. Taylor • Last updated
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Is Your Favorite SUV Now Eligible For the EV Tax Credit?
The SUV that you thought wasn't eligible for the EV tax credit last week, might now qualify.
By Kelley R. Taylor • Published
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IRS Says Direct Deposit Is the Best Way to Receive Your Tax Refund
IRS says the best way to receive your tax refund is by direct deposit. Here's how to do it.
By Erin Bendig • Published
Retirement
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The Impact of Social Security on Divorced Retirement Income
Social Security spousal benefits can quickly get complicated when remarriages and other circumstances are taken into account. Let’s explore some examples.
By Chris Chen, CFP® • Published
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Social Security for Stay-at-Home Moms (and Dads): How to Qualify for Benefits
social security Just because you don't bring home a paycheck doesn't mean you're not working. A stay-at-home parent can get a Social Security check just like any other worker. Here's how.
By Mike Piershale, ChFC • Last updated
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Different Approach to Financial Planning Addresses ‘the Missing Middle’
Nontraditional financial planning model allows you to pay for the expenses you incur between now and retirement — the middle of your life — without losing the ability to build wealth.
By Brian Skrobonja, Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC®) • Published