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How to Use the Barbell Rule for Dividend Investing in RetirementSponsored by American National
Secure your retirement income and long-term growth by utilizing a dividend barbell strategy, which mixes high-yield stocks with reliable dividend growers.
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How Can a Professor Protect Herself From Demanding Students?Students wanted to reschedule a final exam, and when their professor cited a long-standing, universal rule, they muttered about filing a grievance. What's next?
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Do's and Don'ts for the First Meeting With a Financial AdviserThe first meeting with a new adviser can be intimidating, but you can reduce your worry and ensure you're hiring the right person by following a few rules.
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How to Unlock the Value of Your Employee Stock OptionsEmployee stock options are a powerful wealth-building tool, but decisions about when to exercise them need to be strategic, especially when it comes to taxes.
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ETFsBest Dividend ETFs to Buy NowAre you a set-it-and-forget-it income investor? These dividend ETFs generate cash through a variety of long-term strategies.
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What is FDIC Insurance? Plus Other Agencies that Protect Your MoneyFDIC, NCUA and SIPC insurance all protect your money. Learn how they work and how much each one covers.
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Energy Leads S&P 500 to Another New High: Stock Market TodayPeace in the Middle East appears to be a distant prospect, but investors, traders and speculators are focusing on other fundamental factors.
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The New 401(k) Rule You May Grumble About Now but Appreciate LaterSponsored by American National
A new rule stipulates that 401(k) catch-up contributions made by high earners 50 and older must be deposited into a Roth account. Here's why that's a big plus for your retirement.
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Do's and Don'ts for the First Meeting With a Financial AdviserThe first meeting with a new adviser can be intimidating, but you can reduce your worry and ensure you're hiring the right person by following a few rules.
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The Retirement Bucket Rule: Your Guide to Fear-Free SpendingForget market declines or rising inflation. With this strategy, you won’t have to worry about any of that during retirement.
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Eight Biggest Financial Planning Myths: How Many Do You Believe?These financial planning myths are some of the whoppers you may hear when you're approaching retirement.
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Hantavirus: What Retirees Need to Know Before Boarding a Cruise Ship This SummerAre you planning to take a cruise this summer? Get the facts on the rare hantavirus outbreak and why experts say norovirus remains the bigger health threat for retirees.
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What You Will Pay for Medicare in 2026Medicare premiums for 2026, as well as the costs of Parts A, B, and D, have increased. Here's how much you'll pay in 2026.
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Retirement Tax10 Tax-Friendly States for Retirees in 2026If you’re looking for the best states to retire for taxes, you may want to consider one of these most tax-friendly states for retirees.
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Karee VenemaSenior Investing Editor
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Kelley R. TaylorSenior Tax Editor
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Alexandra TwinSenior Retirement Editor
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David DittmanInvesting Editor
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Ellen KennedyRetirement Editor
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Carla AyersPersonal Finance Editor
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Donna LeValleyRetirement Writer
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Kate SchubelTax Writer
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Sean JacksonPersonal Finance Writer
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Donna FuscaldoRetirement Writer
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Rachael GreenPersonal Finance Writer
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Ben DemersAudience Engagement Manager
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Dan BurrowsSenior Investing Writer
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Do's and Don'ts for the First Meeting With a Financial Adviser
The first meeting with a new adviser can be intimidating, but you can reduce your worry and ensure you're hiring the right person by following a few rules.
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Rebate ChecksStates Sending 'Stimulus' Checks in 2026Some people are receiving one-time state rebate checks. Is your state sending money?
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Tax RefundsReceived an IRS Letter? Taxpayer Confusion Grows Over Whether CP53E Notices Are RealIRS notices about refunds and direct deposit information are confusing some taxpayers and raising concerns about scam letters.
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Retirement Tax10 Tax-Friendly States for Retirees in 2026
If you’re looking for the best states to retire for taxes, you may want to consider one of these most tax-friendly states for retirees.
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How Can a Professor Protect Herself From Demanding Students?Students wanted to reschedule a final exam, and when their professor cited a long-standing, universal rule, they muttered about filing a grievance. What's next?
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Get Free Credit Reports WeeklyCheck your credit report weekly for free as the three major credit bureaus made a pandemic-era initiative permanent.
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What is FDIC Insurance? Plus Other Agencies that Protect Your MoneyFDIC, NCUA and SIPC insurance all protect your money. Learn how they work and how much each one covers.
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$425 Million Google Class Action Lawsuit: Do You Qualify for a Payout?Google was found liable for violating the privacy of 98 million users in a class action lawsuit. Are you one of them?
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Is Pet Insurance Worth It?You can fend off big veterinary bills with a policy that covers your furry companion. But is it better to just stash those premiums in an emergency fund?
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What You Will Pay for Medicare in 2026
Medicare premiums for 2026, as well as the costs of Parts A, B, and D, have increased. Here's how much you'll pay in 2026.
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real estateHow to Set the Price to Sell Your HomeIf you're selling your home, setting the right price is crucial. Don't overprice or you'll scare away prospective buyers.
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How to Relist Your Home After a Sale Falls Through: What to Change on Price, Agent and Home IssuesA failed home sale isn't the end. Learn how to relist your home, reset pricing and marketing and improve your chances of closing.
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We’re Planning to Retire in the South. Will We Regret It?We’re New Yorkers with $3.8M. We plan to retire in South Carolina. My wife worries we'll miss our family and old friends. Is she right?
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The Hidden Costs of the Fed's Rate PauseThe Federal Reserve didn't cut rates. While this benefits savers, learn how it impacts you when you need to borrow money.
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7 Tips to Save on Driving Costs This SummerThese seven strategies will help keep a lid on skyrocketing gas and car-repair prices.
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How Long it Takes to Renew Your Passport: Online or By MailWhat to know about the timing of renewing your passport, so you don't miss out on a trip.
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credit cardsThe Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards for YouPack your bags and earn rewards for traveling. We chose the best cards for airline, hotel and other perks to help you save money.
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Southwest Credit Cards: Companion Pass and 50,000 Bonus Points OfferEarn 50,000 bonus points and a Companion Pass after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.
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How to Save on Booking a CruiseBooking a cruise using credit card rewards and travel agents can help snag the best deals.
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Delta's Popular Short-Haul Perk is Going Away — Here's WhyLearn what changes are coming to your shorter trips.
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The Kiplinger LetterManufacturers Face Crunch on Industrial MetalsThe Middle East conflict has disrupted supplies, increased costs and created another headache for manufacturers dealing with the effects of higher tariffs.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Jobs Outlook: Is The Jan. Jump in Jobs a One-Off?Kiplinger's monthly jobs round-up covers the latest changes in the labor market, from job gains to wage fluctuations.
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The Kiplinger LetterAn Early Look at the 2026 MidtermsThe midterm elections are six months away, but Democrats seem poised to translate President Trump's unpopularity into big gains.
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The Kiplinger LetterAmerica Plays Catch Up on DronesWashington lags competitors in crucial defense technology.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Energy Outlook: War in Iran Spells Higher Gas Prices in the USWith exports of Persian Gulf oil halted, drivers in the U.S. are paying more to fill up their tanks.
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ForecastsKiplinger Interest Rates Outlook: Fed Pauses Rates CutsThe Fed suggests that it is not likely to cut rates further unless the jobs market weakens more.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Retail Outlook: Consumers Undeterred by Gas-Price HikesConsumers spent freely in March, despite the strong rise in gasoline prices.
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