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stocksEarnings Calendar and Analysis for This Week
Check out our earnings calendar for the first full week of 2026.
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How New Investors Can Pick Their Perfect Portfolio, According to a Pro
See what Cullen Roche has to say about finding your perfect portfolio as a new investor and his two-word answer on where he thinks the stock market is headed in 2026.
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HNW Retirees: Don't Overlook The Benefits of Social Security
Wealthy retirees often overlook Social Security. But timed properly, it can drive tax efficiency, keep Medicare costs in check and strengthen your legacy.
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Do You Have an Insurance Coverage Gap for Your Valuables?
Standard homeowners insurance usually has strict limits on high-value items, so you should formally "schedule" these valuable possessions with your insurer.
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If You'd Put $1,000 Into Lowe's Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
Lowe's stock has delivered disappointing returns recently, but it's been a great holding for truly patient investors.
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Don't Trade After-Hours Without Reading This
Are you a night owl or an early bird with a yen for active trading? Before you transact after-hours, consider these tips and potential traps.
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8 Ways to Declutter Your Life: Retirement 'Non-Resolutions'
Here's how to stop wasting your energy on things that don't enhance your new chapter and focus on the things that do.
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Social SecuritySocial Security Tax Limit for 2026: What the Higher Cap Means for Your Paycheck
Wealthier taxpayers will have more Social Security tax taken from their paychecks this year.
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2026 To-Do List: 7 Best Financial Moves to Make for a Happy New Year
Checklist of 7 Easy Things You Can Do In 2026 To Improve And Secure Your Finances
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HNW Retirees: Don't Overlook The Benefits of Social Security
Wealthy retirees often overlook Social Security. But timed properly, it can drive tax efficiency, keep Medicare costs in check and strengthen your legacy.
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What to Do If You Plan to Make Catch-Up Contributions in 2026
Under new rules, you may lose an up-front deduction but gain tax-free income once you retire.
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How to Max Out Your 401(k) in 2026 (New Limits are Higher)
In 2026, the maximum contribution limits for 401(k) plans have increased, giving you an excellent shot at maximizing your retirement savings.
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8 Ways to Declutter Your Life: Retirement 'Non-Resolutions'
Here's how to stop wasting your energy on things that don't enhance your new chapter and focus on the things that do.
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To Retire Rich, Stop Chasing Huge Returns and Do This Instead
Saving a large percentage of your income, minimizing taxes and keeping spending in check can offer a more realistic path to retiring rich.
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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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Tax LawTrump 2025 Tax Bill: What’s Changed and How It Affects Your Taxes
From standard deduction amounts to tax brackets and Medicaid cuts, here’s what individual filers need to know about tax changes in Trump's so called "big beautiful bill."
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State TaxIs Unemployment Taxable? A State-by-State Guide
The federal government taxes unemployment benefits. But is unemployment taxable in your state?
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Social SecuritySocial Security Tax Limit for 2026: What the Higher Cap Means for Your Paycheck
Wealthier taxpayers will have more Social Security tax taken from their paychecks this year.
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Tax ChangesNew $6,000 'Senior Bonus' Deduction: What It Means for Taxpayers Age 65 and Over
If you’re an older adult, a new bonus tax deduction could provide a valuable tax benefit. Here's how it works.
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Tax DeductionsThe Extra Standard Deduction for People Age 65 and Older
The extra standard deduction can help older adults reduce their taxable income.
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To Retire Rich, Stop Chasing Huge Returns and Do This Instead
Saving a large percentage of your income, minimizing taxes and keeping spending in check can offer a more realistic path to retiring rich.
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2026 To-Do List: 7 Best Financial Moves to Make for a Happy New Year
Checklist of 7 Easy Things You Can Do In 2026 To Improve And Secure Your Finances
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Tip: Ways to Track Your Credit Card Rewards
Here are the best strategies and apps to help you stay current with your credit card rewards.
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Do You Have an Insurance Coverage Gap for Your Valuables?
Standard homeowners insurance usually has strict limits on high-value items, so you should formally "schedule" these valuable possessions with your insurer.
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Find the Best 30-Year Mortgage Rates
Here are some of the best 30-year mortgage rates today as they've started slowly going down.
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My Mortgage Rate is 6.5%. Should I Refinance If Rates Fall By Half a Point
A half-point dip may not be enough to offset closing costs. Here's the magic number that makes refinancing pay off.
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How Much Does It Cost to Sell a House? Key Expenses to Know
Selling a home isn’t free. Learn about the most common — and often overlooked — costs involved in selling your house, from agent fees to prep work.
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Find the Best 30-Year Mortgage Rates
Here are some of the best 30-year mortgage rates today as they've started slowly going down.
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real estateFixed vs. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages: Which Is Better for Buying a Home?
Consider these pluses and minuses before jumping into a loan you'll be paying for the next 15 to 30 years.
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How Long it Takes to Renew Your Passport: Online or By Mail
What to know about the timing of renewing your passport, so you don't mis sout on a trip.
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Do US Citizens Need a Visa for Europe? ETIAS Delayed Again
Americans will eventually need to apply for approval under ETIAS to travel to Europe, but the system has been repeatedly delayed.
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Should You Use Buy Now, Pay Later Options to Finance Your Vacation?
Many travel companies are letting users pay in installments. But is "buy now, pay later" a smart financial decision?
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3 Trips to Escape the Winter Doldrums, Including An Epic Cruise
Three winter vacation ideas to suit different types of travelers.
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Making Your Money Last15 Reasons You'll Regret an RV in Retirement
Here's why you might regret an RV in retirement. RV-savvy retirees talk about the downsides of spending retirement in a motorhome, travel trailer, fifth wheel, or other recreational vehicle.
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How to Get Access to Airport Lounges
Want a break from the hustle and bustle of airport traffic? Here are ways to get access to airport lounges.
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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 LetterSpecial Report: The Future of American Politics
The Political Trends and Challenges that Will Define the Next Decade
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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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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 ForecastsKiplinger Retail Outlook: Consumer Spending Surprisingly Strong
E-commerce sales jumped again in October, but in-store sales benefited, as well.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Inflation Outlook: Surprise Drop in Inflation May Not Last
The unexpected decline in November inflation from 3.0% to 2.7% may have been partly the result of a shortened survey period.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Jobs Outlook: Hiring Continuing at Reduced Levels
Kiplinger's monthly jobs round-up covers the latest changes in the labor market, from job gains to wage fluctuations.
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How Long it Takes to Renew Your Passport: Online or By Mail
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Do US Citizens Need a Visa for Europe? ETIAS Delayed Again
Americans will eventually need to apply for approval under ETIAS to travel to Europe, but the system has been repeatedly delayed.
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Kiplinger GDP Outlook: No Recession, But Low Economic Growth
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Should You Use Buy Now, Pay Later Options to Finance Your Vacation?
Many travel companies are letting users pay in installments. But is "buy now, pay later" a smart financial decision?
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Special Report: The Future of American Politics
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3 Trips to Escape the Winter Doldrums, Including An Epic Cruise
Three winter vacation ideas to suit different types of travelers.
