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March Fed Meeting: Live Updates and Commentary
The March Fed meeting is a key economic event, with Wall Street waiting to see what Fed Chair Powell & Co. will say about interest rates as energy prices spike.
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Stocks Open Higher to Start Fed Week: Stock Market Today
Upside in mega-cap stocks boosted the main indexes on Monday. Attention now turns to this week's Fed meeting.
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The LetterWar in Iran Threatens Higher Fuel Prices, Renewed Inflation
With much of the Middle East's critical oil and gas exports cut off from global markets, rising energy costs could give inflation new momentum.
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Adviser, Broker or Insurance Agent: Which to Trust With Your Money
Looking for a trustworthy financial professional? That term can cover brokers, insurance agents and advisers who don't all have the same standards.
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Employee Misuse of AI Can Expose Your Business to Lawsuits
Companies can face substantial damages if employees expose sensitive data to AI tools, rely on biased AI outputs and more, making robust policies essential.
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The Beneficiary Rules Most Families Have Never Heard Of
Understanding the difference between per stirpes and per capita can determine whether your grandchildren receive an inheritance or are unintentionally left out.
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A Financial Survival Guide for the Sandwich Generation
People in their 40s can find their finances stretched as they care for children and aging parents. Here are some strategies to help with competing priorities.
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The '1% More' Rule: Why This Painless Hack is a Savings Game-Changer
Adding just 1% more can have a transformative impact on your retirement savings and spending. See how this painless hack works.
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The Average 401(k) Balance by Age and Generation
How did your 401(k) balance rank vs savers your age in the fourth quarter? Learn the keys to building a retirement account that will last a lifetime.
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I want to travel, my wife wants to donate 10% of our income.
We asked wealth planners if "tithing" (donating 10%) makes sense in retirement.
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What You Should Leave Out of Your Will, According to Experts
Are 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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Adviser, Broker or Insurance Agent: Which to Trust With Your Money
Looking for a trustworthy financial professional? That term can cover brokers, insurance agents and advisers who don't all have the same standards.
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Free College at 60? The Lifelong Learning Secret for Retirees
Educational opportunities for older adults are plentiful, and the payoff — in terms of enrichment, health, and community — is great.
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The Beneficiary Rules Most Families Have Never Heard Of
Understanding the difference between per stirpes and per capita can determine whether your grandchildren receive an inheritance or are unintentionally left out.
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Alexandra Svokos
Digital Managing Editor
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Karee Venema
Senior Investing Editor
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Kelley R. Taylor
Senior Tax Editor
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Alexandra Twin
Senior Retirement Editor
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David Dittman
Investing Editor
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Ellen Kennedy
Retirement Editor
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Carla Ayers
Personal Finance Editor
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Donna LeValley
Retirement Writer
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Kate Schubel
Tax Writer
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Sean Jackson
Personal Finance Writer
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Donna Fuscaldo
Retirement Writer
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Rachael Green
Personal Finance Writer
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Ben Demers
Audience Engagement Manager
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Dan Burrows
Senior Investing Writer
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State TaxVermont Tax Guide
Explore Vermont's state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement, and more. Learn how Vermont compares nationwide.
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State TaxMontana State Tax Guide
Explore Montana's state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement and more. Learn how Montana compares nationwide.
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Tax BreaksNew Car Loan Interest Deduction: Which Vehicles and Buyers Qualify
Trump and the GOP are now offering a tax deduction for auto loan interest. How will it work?
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Tax Policy9.9% Washington Millionaire Tax Approved: What's Next for High Earners?
Washington’s tax structure may be headed for another significant shift that involves "taxing the rich." Will more states follow?
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Where to Move Your Money Before the Next Fed Meeting
Savings rates remain high for now. But with the Fed's next move up on the air, it's time for savers to lock in rates now.
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Should You Get a Long-Term or Short-Term CD Before the March Fed Meeting?
Is a long-term or short-term CD better to open before the Fed meeting this week? Here's what you need to know.
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Are High-Yield Savings Still a Winning Bet Against Inflation?
With rising inflation, it's more important than ever to choose the right savings account to stay ahead. Here are the best options.
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5G Home Internet Is Challenging Cable. What It Means for Your Internet Bill
Cable once dominated home broadband. Now expanding 5G home internet is giving households another option to consider as technology and competition evolve.
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Where Do I Park $50,000 Before the Fed Cuts Rates?
Why a mix of CDs can protect $50,000 from shrinking yields.
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What You Should Leave Out of Your Will, According to Experts
Are 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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How the Federal Reserve Affects Mortgage Rates — and What It Means for Homebuyers in 2026
Learn how interest rate changes affect your monthly payments and what buyers should watch for this year.
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Places to Live6 Best Places to Live in Florida
Florida offers a range of cities where you’re never far from the sound of lapping waves.
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Slay Your Home's Energy Vampires
You have the power to save money and energy in your own home with these 8 tools and tricks
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'Storm Chaser' Scammers Are Targeting Natural Disaster Victims
Beware of storm chaser scammers who turn up after a natural disaster and attempt to take advantage of those impacted, the BBB says.
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Property Taxes10 Cheapest Places to Live in Virginia
The Commonwealth of Virginia has some cheap places to live. Here are a few if you hate paying property taxes.
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Which Airlines Have the Most Legroom — and Which Have the Least?
Care about legroom? This list ranks major airlines by legroom and tells you which of their fleet is the roomiest.
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Seven Ways Active Retirees Can Stay Healthy on Any Trip
Pack these tips, along with your suitcase, to help safeguard your mental and physical health while traveling.
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International Travel with Medications: Know Before You Go
When you travel with medications abroad, good planning can help avoid getting your prescriptions confiscated — or worse. Here's how to stay on the right side of the law.
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7 Rules Frequent Flyers Swear By
From dodging long lines to avoiding bad coffee, these clever travel rules can help you save time, stay healthy and reduce stress every time you fly.
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The Best Time to Visit Ireland Might Not Be St. Patrick’s Day
The famous holiday draws huge crowds, but travelers who wait until May may find a better balance of weather, daylight and crowds.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Energy Outlook: War in Iran Spells Higher Gas Prices in the US
The loss of roughly a tenth of the world’s oil supply is already raising prices at the gas pump, with more increases to come.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Inflation Outlook: Inflation Picking Up, Even if War Is Short
February’s inflation report is likely to be the lowest for the year, even excluding energy prices.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Retail Outlook: Underlying Consumer Spending Is Still OK
Sales were flat in both December and January, though widespread January storms likely hindered spending.
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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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ForecastsExports have held up reasonably well despite tariff disputes
Kiplinger's latest forecast on trade: U.S. exports, imports and our net trade deficit.
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Kiplinger ForecastsKiplinger GDP Outlook: No Recession, But Low Economic Growth
In the latest Kiplinger GDP forecast, we expect modest-to-moderate growth in the second half of 2025 and through 2026.
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The Kiplinger LetterFarmers Brace for Another Rough Year
The agriculture sector has been plagued by low commodity prices and is facing an uncertain trade outlook.
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War in Iran Threatens Higher Fuel Prices, Renewed Inflation
The Letter With much of the Middle East's critical oil and gas exports cut off from global markets, rising energy costs could give inflation new momentum.
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Employee Misuse of AI Can Expose Your Business to Lawsuits
Companies can face substantial damages if employees expose sensitive data to AI tools, rely on biased AI outputs and more, making robust policies essential.
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10 Cheapest Places to Live in Virginia
Property Taxes The Commonwealth of Virginia has some cheap places to live. Here are a few if you hate paying property taxes.
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AI Race for Memory Chips Drives High Prices for Tech
The Kiplinger Letter Expect higher prices for smartphones and PCs as sellers grapple with a severe global memory shortage.
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Which Airlines Have the Most Legroom — and Which Have the Least?
Care about legroom? This list ranks major airlines by legroom and tells you which of their fleet is the roomiest.
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International Travel with Medications: Know Before You Go
When you travel with medications abroad, good planning can help avoid getting your prescriptions confiscated — or worse. Here's how to stay on the right side of the law.
