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What's Next for Stocks After a Chaotic Spring

A chaotic tariff policy buffets investors looking for clarity on the economy and inflation.

Think a Repeal of the Estate Tax Wouldn't Affect You? Wrong

The wording of any law that repeals or otherwise changes the federal estate tax could have an impact on all of us. Here's what you need to know, courtesy of an estate planning and tax attorney.

By John M. Goralka Published 18 May 25

Retirement
In Your 50s? We Need to Talk About Long-Term Care

Many people don't like thinking about long-term care, but most people will need it. This financial professional recommends planning for these costs as early as possible to avoid stress later.

By Matthew Eilers Published 18 May 25

Retirement
Where to Invest in an Uncertain Market

In an uncertain market, you can still pocket juicy payouts ranging from 4% to 14%, depending on risk.

By Andrew Tanzer Published 17 May 25

Investing

Personal Finance

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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.

Taxes

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Think a Repeal of the Estate Tax Wouldn't Affect You? Wrong

The wording of any law that repeals or otherwise changes the federal estate tax could have an impact on all of us. Here's what you need to know, courtesy of an estate planning and tax attorney.

Retirement

An older, fit man stands in the doorway to his home or rental home.

I'm 65, with $1.2 million saved and a paid-off $1.3 million rental property. Should I sell, or keep it for income?

Should I be a landlord in retirement?

Retirement Planning