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Crypto 401(k) Options Are Expanding: The Only Reasons To Actually Click BuySome employers are adding digital tokens to retirement plans. Before making a speculative move, here is the risk checklist advisors recommend.
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stocksEarnings Calendar and Analysis for This WeekCheck out our earnings calendar for this week, as well as our previews and recaps of the more noteworthy reports.
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What to Look Out for in Economic Data This WeekInflation will be top of mind this week, with the May CPI and PPI among the economic reports scheduled for release.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Inflation Outlook: Stabilizing, But HigherHeadline inflation of 4.2% in May is likely to be the peak, but not much easing can be expected.
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Dow Dives 953 Points on Iran, Inflation Worries: Stock Market TodayRenewed attacks against Iran and another hot inflation reading sent stocks tumbling on Wednesday.
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stocks to buyThe Best Inflation-Proof Investments for Your PortfolioThese stocks and ETFs are some of the best inflation-proof investments, and they're stable enough to shine even if price growth cools.
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Best Cash Cows to BuyThese cash cows and their bulletproof balance sheets are built to weather Wall Street's and Main Street's prevailing storms.
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8 Boring Habits That Will Make You Rich in RetirementThese mundane activities won't make you the life of the party, but they will set you up for a rich retirement. Discover the 8 boring habits that build real wealth.
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10 Things You Should Leave Out of Your Will, According to ExpertsAre you unclear about what you should leave out of your will when estate planning? Legal experts share the 10 items to exclude.
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Crypto 401(k) Options Are Expanding: The Only Reasons To Actually Click BuySome employers are adding digital tokens to retirement plans. Before making a speculative move, here is the risk checklist advisors recommend.
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7 Ways to Plan Now to Save on Medicare IRMAA Surcharges LaterUnderstand the critical two-year lookback period and why aggressive planning before you enroll in Medicare is the most effective way to minimize IRMAA.
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How to Take a 'Micro-Retirement' (and Why Your Career Will Thank You)Why wait until 65? More and more people are discovering the power of micro-retirements — short, strategic breaks taken years before they retire.
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5 Assets You Should Hold Onto in Retirement (Even If You Need the Cash)Sitting on little gold mines? It's natural to want to cash out when you retire. Here’s why you may not want to.
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The Average IRA Balance by Age and Generation in 2026Thanks to record contributions, the average IRA account balance is up nearly 8% over the past year despite market volatility that drove balances down in the first quarter of 2026.
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Tax BreaksTax Benefits of Hiring Your Kids Plus IRS Rules to FollowHiring your child can potentially lower your tax bill and help kids develop skills, but there are some rules you need to know — and follow.
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Tax PolicyNew Poll Shows People Hate Data Centers: Billions in Tax Exemptions Are One Reason WhyData centers in Virginia and other states are sparking backlash about how AI, cloud computing, and investment affect local communities.
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How to Manage Your Qualified Dividends in 2026You're never going to avoid paying taxes completely, but knowing how to manage your dividend income can help reduce what you pay to Uncle Sam each year.
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Betting TaxFirst-Time World Cup Bettors Face New 2026 Tax RulesWith millions of fans backing favorites and a new 90% limit on loss deductions, your 2026 tournament strategy needs a substitution.
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10 Things You Should Leave Out of Your Will, According to Experts
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Straight Talk for Seniors: Affordable Plans Without the Age RequirementStraight Talk doesn't offer senior discounts, but its low-cost plans, flexible pricing and phone selection may make it worth considering.
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How to Take a 'Micro-Retirement' (and Why Your Career Will Thank You)
Why wait until 65? More and more people are discovering the power of micro-retirements — short, strategic breaks taken years before they retire.
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USAA Giving Out $1 Billion in Refund Checks and Discounts: Are You Getting One?Florida drivers could soon see discounted premiums and cash refunds from USAA. Here's what you need to know.
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Inflation Is at 4.2%: These Savings Accounts Are Outpacing ItThe latest CPI report shows inflation is far from cooling, meaning that many savings accounts are not outpacing inflation.
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Do You Shop at Costco or Dollar General? Here's What Your Budget May Be Telling YouWarehouse clubs help lower costs over time, while dollar stores can help you manage cash flow. Understanding the difference can help you spend smarter.
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You May Not Want to Downsize in Retirement: Here's WhyYour financial planner may urge you to downsize in retirement. Your kids may even pressure you. But be sure it's right for you before you make a move.
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10 Cities With the Cheapest Groceries in the USIf you live in one of these 10 cities, you're paying less than the rest of the country to keep your fridge stocked.
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Economic OutlooksKiplinger Housing Outlook: A Critical Turning Point in 2026The housing market is in the doldrums, but subtle shifts are finally on the way.
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How to Avoid Fuel Surcharges on Your Summer TravelDon't let soaring airfares and flight disruptions upend your summer vacation plans. These steps can help.
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Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction FeesEnjoy traveling abroad? Find a credit card with no foreign transaction fees, or your spending could add up to a big chunk of change.
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Best Airline Credit Card Bonuses That Come with Free Companion TicketsWe’ve rounded up the two best airline credit card bonuses worth up to $720 to help you rack up miles, earn a companion pass and pay for your next big vacation.
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Cruise Insurance and Crime at Sea: Are You Covered for the Unexpected?Learn what cruise insurance covers including medical issues, theft, trip delays and whether it protects against piracy or crime at sea.
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When the World Is Your Retirement HomeGlobal nomads leave everything behind to wander the continents.
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