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13 Things Every Retiree With a Pension Must Know About TaxesIf you're a retiree with a pension, treating taxes as a core part of your retirement strategy is the best way to keep your income sustainable for the long haul.
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5 Financial Mistakes That Are Sabotaging Your WealthBuilding long-term wealth isn't about finding the perfect investment. It's about avoiding common financial mistakes and focusing on consistent daily habits.
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Stocks Still Await Signs of Price Stability: Stock Market TodayCurrent questions about consumer prices will be answered tomorrow, and then we'll talk about producer prices.
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QuizWhy Do These 5 Milestone Ages Matter in Retirement Planning? Take Our QuizYou probably know your full retirement age, but do you know these other milestone ages — and why you should pay attention to them as you plan for retirement?
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13 Things Every Retiree With a Pension Must Know About TaxesIf you're a retiree with a pension, treating taxes as a core part of your retirement strategy is the best way to keep your income sustainable for the long haul.
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How Your Inheritance Actually Gets Taxed: From Stepped-Up Basis to IRA RulesMost inheritances won’t trigger a federal income tax bill. But what you inherit and what happens afterward mean other tax rules could come into play.
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Inherited Annuity? How to Avoid a Tax Bomb as a Non-SpouseWhen inheriting an annuity, a beneficiary who isn't a spouse can face a big tax bill. Choosing annuitization or the "stretch" option lets you soften the blow.
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Sitting on a 401(k) Fortune? Why You Should Stop Fearing And Start SpendingMany 401(k) millionaires fear running out of money in retirement. But they don't have to if they follow these six strategies.
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Social Security Payment Schedule for 2026Find out when you can expect your 2026 Social Security payments and the date you get paid when your scheduled day falls on a holiday.
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The Average Monthly Social Security Check: June 2026The average monthly Social Security check amount might surprise you. Here's a look at June's numbers and why they matter.
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Karee VenemaSenior Investing 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 SchubelSenior Tax 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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QuizWhy Do These 5 Milestone Ages Matter in Retirement Planning? Take Our Quiz
You probably know your full retirement age, but do you know these other milestone ages — and why you should pay attention to them as you plan for retirement?
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13 Things Every Retiree With a Pension Must Know About Taxes
If you're a retiree with a pension, treating taxes as a core part of your retirement strategy is the best way to keep your income sustainable for the long haul.
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How Your Inheritance Actually Gets Taxed: From Stepped-Up Basis to IRA Rules
Most inheritances won’t trigger a federal income tax bill. But what you inherit and what happens afterward mean other tax rules could come into play.
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Inherited Annuity? How to Avoid a Tax Bomb as a Non-Spouse
When inheriting an annuity, a beneficiary who isn't a spouse can face a big tax bill. Choosing annuitization or the "stretch" option lets you soften the blow.
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Why Being Single Could Cost You More on California Car InsuranceThe decision keeps marital status as a legal pricing factor in California, raising questions about how insurers set rates nationwide.
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July CPI Report Lowers September Rate-Hike Odds: What to KnowThe July CPI report showed energy prices fell last month, but they remain much higher year over year. Here's what else the data had to say about inflation.
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Should You Risk Your Home to Pay Off Credit Card Debt?A HELOC or home equity loan could help you escape high credit card interest rates, but turning unsecured debt into debt backed by your home can be risky.
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5 Financial Mistakes That Are Sabotaging Your WealthBuilding long-term wealth isn't about finding the perfect investment. It's about avoiding common financial mistakes and focusing on consistent daily habits.
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The Average Social Security Check by AgeCompare your average Social Security check with others of your age, and plan for the future.
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Your Discover Card Is Moving to Capital One: 5 Things to KnowDiscover card accounts are moving to Capital One. Find out what happens to your card number, cash back rewards, autopay and credit history.
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Should You Risk Your Home to Pay Off Credit Card Debt?A HELOC or home equity loan could help you escape high credit card interest rates, but turning unsecured debt into debt backed by your home can be risky.
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Georgia Is Cracking Down on HOAs. Could Your State Be Next?A new Georgia law gives the state greater oversight of homeowners associations and limits what unregistered HOAs can do. Here’s what homeowners should know.
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How to Exit Real Estate Without a Huge Tax BillReal estate developers wanting to exit but facing a hefty tax bill can transition into a diversified portfolio of Delaware statutory trusts via a 1031 exchange.
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Tax NewsNew Bill Proposes $10,000 Home Upgrade Tax Credit for SeniorsSome lawmakers want to offer homeowners over age 60 a new tax break.
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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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Why River Cruises Are Winning Over Travelers Who Don’t Like CruisesSmall ships, personalized service and compelling destinations are a few of the reasons to travel on inland waterways.
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Beyond 1776: 4 Multi-Generational Road Trips for America's 250thSkip the crowded cobblestones of the 13 Colonies. These four regional routes prove America’s history is best learned on the open road.
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Hilton Honors Bonus Offer Worth $780Earn 130,000 Hilton Honors bonus points with the American Express Surpass Card.
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11 Unforgettable Road Trips to Take in RetirementMore than a travel trend, the road trip is a quintessential American tradition, with millions of us taking them each year. Here's a guide to helping you choose your next adventure.
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Flying After 65? These Are the 11 Best Travel Hacks for Active RetireesMore retirees are hitting the road for their dream trips, and with some creative travel hacks, you can travel the world without breaking the bank.
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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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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Energy Outlook: Drivers Face Painful Gas PricesAn end to the conflict with Iran could unlock Middle Eastern oil exports trapped in the Persian Gulf. But markets have seen peace deals fall apart before.
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The Kiplinger LetterIran Conflict Boosts Inflation ThreatThe Federal Reserve faces a dilemma on how quickly to raise interest rates as prices of key commodities stay high.
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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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The Kiplinger LetterDemand for Air Conditioning Heats UpHotter global temperatures spell growth opportunities for the HVAC industry.
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