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Stocks vs Funds: Six Different Ways They Impact Your Portfolio
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The 401(k) Option Few Plans Offer, But Most People Want
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Tax Reconciliation Bill Could Trigger $500 Billion in Mandatory Medicare Cuts
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Investing
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Stock Market Today: Stocks Drop as Trump Takes Aim at EU, Apple
The commander in chief issued new tariff threats against the European Union and the iPhone maker.
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Nvidia Earnings: Live Updates and Commentary May 2025
Nvidia's earnings event is less than a week away, and investors are keyed into the AI bellwether's results.
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Kiplinger's Economic Calendar for This Week
This week's economic calendar features several Federal Reserve speakers and a key inflation update.
Personal Finance
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What Is the 100,000 Mile Rule in Car Insurance?
The 100,000 mile rule in car insurance can help you slash premiums by slashing coverage you can’t use.
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4 Airlines Are Upgrading and Expanding First Class This Year – What to Expect
Luxury travel is getting more luxurious as major U.S. airlines compete for travelers willing to pay more for first class comfort and amenities.
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Does Cruise Insurance Cover Pirates and Other Unexpected Risks?
How cruise lines handle onboard crime, risky situations at sea and what your travel insurance actually covers.
Taxes
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1099-K Reporting Changes Proposed for 2025
Tax Return An IRS 1099-K threshold change will impact millions of tax bills beginning with this filing season. But could a bigger change lie ahead?
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Ask the Editor — Reader Questions on Gifts, Estate Tax
In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer tax questions from readers on gifts, the estate tax and stepped-up basis upon death. In our latest Ask the Editor round-up, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor, answers questions on gifts, the estate tax and stepped-up basis upon death.
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Employee Retention Credit Refunds Could be at Risk Under GOP Tax Bill
Tax Credits Millions of small-to-mid-size businesses could be denied the pandemic-era ERC under Trump’s tax agenda.
Retirement
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Retirement Savings On Track? How Much Should You Have Between 61 and 65
JPMorgan’s guide can help baby boomers determine whether they have saved enough for a retirement pegged to their income level.
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Social Security Under Trump Live Updates: Tax Bill Could Trigger $500 Billion in Medicare Cuts and Get Free Expert Advice on Your Retirement Plan
Social Security Blog Social Security is undergoing big changes in 2025 under President Trump. Get live daily news, updates, tips and analysis to help you navigate the developments.
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What Retirement Savings You Should Have by 55 and 60
A new guide can help older Gen Xers determine whether they have saved enough for a retirement pegged to their income level.
Real Estate
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Ask the Editor — Reader Questions on Gifts, Estate Tax
In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer tax questions from readers on gifts, the estate tax and stepped-up basis upon death. In our latest Ask the Editor round-up, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor, answers questions on gifts, the estate tax and stepped-up basis upon death.
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Save More with Tax Credits for Energy-Efficient Home Improvements While You Still Can
Tax Breaks Energy tax credits for home improvements could go away under the new House GOP tax plan. What to know.
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Why Canadian Snowbirds Are Ditching Their US Homes
From rising costs to political tensions, here’s why foreign homeowners are selling and what it could mean for the American economy.
Economic Forecasts
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AI Goes To School
The Kiplinger Letter Artificial intelligence is rapidly heading to K-12 classrooms nationwide. Expect tech companies to cash in on the fast-emerging trend.
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Kiplinger Retail Outlook: Spending Pause is Likely Temporary
Economic Forecasts Retail sales pulled back in January, after a strong December, but may not be out of gas yet.
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Kiplinger Inflation Outlook: Low Number Doesn’t Reflect Tariffs Yet
Economic Forecasts Inflation should rise in the coming months as tariff effects materialize, but less than first expected, now that there is a U.S.-China trade truce.
Economic Forecasts
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Five Best (and Worst) US Airports for Flight Delays
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