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dividend stocksBest Dividend Stocks to Buy for Dependable Dividend Growth
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Strong Jobs Report Leaves Markets Flat: Stock Market Today
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stocksEarnings Calendar and Analysis for This Week
Check 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 Week
Key updates on the labor market and inflation will have Wall Street tuned into the economic calendar this week.
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Job Growth Sizzled to Start the Year. Here's Why It's Unlikely to Impact Interest Rates
The January jobs report came in much stronger than expected and the unemployment rate ticked lower to start 2026, easing worries about a slowing labor market.
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I'm a 55-Year-Old Dad. Here’s How My 28-Year-Old Daughter Showed Me That AXP Is Still a Solid Investment
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Why a Second (Gray) Divorce Could Cost You Big-Time
Divorce isn't any easier the second time, especially if you've remarried later in life. Rushing to settle without proper advice can have serious consequences.
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Making Your Money LastRetirees' Guide to Dos and Don’ts of Business Partnerships
Know some of the business partnership pros and cons before diving in. A business partnership agreement is a good place to start.
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IRA Conversion to Roth: Rules to Convert an IRA or 401(k) to a Roth IRA
An IRA conversion can give you a leg-up in retirement with tax-free income. But proceed with caution.
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Social SecurityNew Plan Could End Surprise Taxes on Social Security 'Back Pay'
Taxes on Social Security benefits are stirring debate again, as recent changes could affect how some retirees file their returns this tax season.
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Dad Is a 68-Year-Old Widower, Forced to Retire. How Can I Help?
My dad is fun and handsome, but reeling after so much loss. Relationship experts give their advice.
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Why a Second (Gray) Divorce Could Cost You Big-Time
Divorce isn't any easier the second time, especially if you've remarried later in life. Rushing to settle without proper advice can have serious consequences.
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Trusts for Children: Should You Name Your Spouse as Trustee?
Naming your spouse as trustee can provide invaluable familial insight and continuity, but you should carefully weigh those benefits against potential risks.
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9 Ways Seniors Can Save on Car Insurance
Seniors tend to pay more for car insurance, but these discounts and strategies can help you keep rates down.
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Alexandra Svokos
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Karee Venema
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Kelley R. Taylor
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Alexandra Twin
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David Dittman
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Ellen Kennedy
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Carla Ayers
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Donna LeValley
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Kate Schubel
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Rachael Green
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Ben Demers
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Tax BreaksHome Office Tax Deduction: Work From Home Write-Offs to Know
Can you claim the home office tax deduction this year?
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Tax LawThe GOP Wants Your Child Enrolled in a Trump Account for Savings
The "kids Trump account" is growing in popularity among supporters. Here's what to know.
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Tax SeasonPresidents Day and the IRS: 4 Important Things You Need to Know
The weeks surrounding Presidents Day are a particularly busy tax time for the IRS.
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Social Security
New Plan Could End Surprise Taxes on Social Security 'Back Pay'
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26 Presidents' Day Deals You Don't Want to Miss
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Is There a Downside to Switching Your Insurance Frequently?
You keep finding lower rates every time you shop for insurance. Is there any reason not to take the better deal?
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Tax BreaksHome Office Tax Deduction: Work From Home Write-Offs to Know
Can you claim the home office tax deduction this year?
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Is Prepaid Wireless Making a Comeback — and Can It Lower Your Phone Bill?
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credit & debtHow to Freeze Your Credit in Three Steps
Freezing your accounts at the three major credit bureaus is the best way to prevent thieves from opening new credit accounts in your name.
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9 Ways Seniors Can Save on Car Insurance
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Places to live12 Great Places to Retire in the Midwest
Here are our retirement picks in the 12 midwestern states.
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real estateWhat to Expect When Applying for a Mortgage Loan
Before you can apply for a mortgage loan and buy your dream home, there's a good bit of preparation to be done.
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How to Design a Second Home That Generates Rental Income
Smart interior design can transform your vacation home into an income-generating rental without sacrificing comfort or style.
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Becoming a HomeownerFive Ways to Shop for a Low Mortgage Rate
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My husband and I retired this year at 67 with $3.2 million. He's very frugal whenever we travel, which makes me resentful. How can I convince him to loosen up?
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We asked financial planning experts for advice.
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Hosting a Family Reunion? 10 Essentials for a Lasting Legacy
Rekindle old friendships, pass down traditions and have a ball at your family reunion. We answer 10 common planning questions.
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Best Airline Credit Card Bonuses That Come with Free Companion Tickets
We’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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Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction Fees
Enjoy 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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credit cardsThe Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards for You
Pack 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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5 Best Splurge Cruises for Retirees in 2026
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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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Economic OutlooksKiplinger Housing Outlook: A Critical Turning Point in 2026
The housing market is in the doldrums, but subtle shifts are finally on the way.
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The Kiplinger LetterThe U.S. Economy Will Gain Steam This Year
The Letter editors review the projected pace of the economy for 2026. Bigger tax refunds and resilient consumers will keep the economy humming in 2026.
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ForecastsKiplinger Interest Rates Outlook: Fed Pauses Rates Cuts
The Fed suggests that it is not likely to cut rates further unless the jobs market weakens more.
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The Kiplinger LetterTrump Reshapes Foreign Policy
The President starts the new year by putting allies and adversaries on notice.
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The Kiplinger LetterCongress is Set for a Busy Winter
The Letter editors review the bills Congress will decide on this year. The government funding bill is paramount, but other issues vie for lawmakers’ attention.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Inflation Outlook: Inflation Looks to Stay Moderate for a While
Twelve-month inflation rates will decline in the next few months, but some of this decline will be illusory.
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Trump $10B IRS Lawsuit Hits an Already Chaotic 2026 Tax Season
Tax Law A new Trump lawsuit and warnings from a tax-industry watchdog point to an IRS under strain, just as millions of taxpayers begin filing their 2025 returns.
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