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Separate the Pros and Pretenders: Do You Have a Great Adviser?
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The Sweet 23: States Where Twix and Kit Kat Avoid the ‘Candy Tax’
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Selling a Haunted House? What You Have to Tell Buyers (and What You Don’t)
Investing
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Kiplinger's Economic Calendar and Analysis for This Week (November 3-7)
This week's economic calendar features the ADP employment report and the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index.
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Earnings Calendar and Analysis for This Week
stocks Check out our earnings calendar for this week, as well as our previews and recaps of the more noteworthy reports.
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Retired? How to Drop the Guilt and Spend Your Nest Egg
Transitioning from a lifetime of diligent saving to enjoying your wealth in retirement tends to be riddled with guilt, but it doesn't have to be that way.
Personal Finance
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I Just Paid Off My Car. Can I Downgrade My Car Insurance Now?
You've gotten rid of that car payment. Can you save even more by downgrading your car insurance? Here's what to consider.
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Is Wireless Home Internet Right for You?
T-Mobile’s 5G home internet offers flexibility, simplicity and potential savings but is it a replacement for cable or fiber?
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Last Chance to Take Advantage of Tax Credits and Low Rates for These Home Upgrades
Fed rates are dropping and tax credits are expiring. These home upgrades won't be this affordable in 2026.
Taxes
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What are Annuities? The Different Types and How They Work
Annuities are becoming more popular among savers who want peace of mind and a regular stream of income in retirement.
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The Original Property Tax Hack: Avoiding The ‘Window Tax’
Property Taxes Here’s how homeowners can challenge their home assessment and potentially reduce their property taxes — with a little lesson from history.
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Social Security Tax Limit Rises Again: Who Pays More in 2026?
Payroll Taxes The Social Security Administration has announced significant changes affecting millions as we approach a new year.
Retirement
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The 4% Rule for Retirement Withdrawals Gets an Upgrade
The go-to rule for retirement spending was created over 30 years ago. Things have changed since then. Here's how you can modernize the rule to fit your needs.
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Retired? How to Drop the Guilt and Spend Your Nest Egg
Transitioning from a lifetime of diligent saving to enjoying your wealth in retirement tends to be riddled with guilt, but it doesn't have to be that way.
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What are Annuities? The Different Types and How They Work
Annuities are becoming more popular among savers who want peace of mind and a regular stream of income in retirement.
Real Estate
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Last Chance to Take Advantage of Tax Credits and Low Rates for These Home Upgrades
Fed rates are dropping and tax credits are expiring. These home upgrades won't be this affordable in 2026.
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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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With Mortgage Rates Dipping, Is Now a Good Time to Buy a House?
Now that the Fed has started cutting rates, is it a good time to think about getting back into the market?
Economic Forecasts
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Kiplinger Energy Outlook: Gas Could Drop Below $3 by Dec.
Economic Forecasts Average gas prices could slip below $3 in time for Thanksgiving travel.
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Kiplinger Jobs Outlook: Hiring Continuing at Reduced Levels
Economic Forecasts Kiplinger's monthly jobs round-up covers the latest changes in the labor market, from job gains to wage fluctuations.
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Kiplinger Inflation Outlook: Stable for Now, but With Signs of Increasing Tariff Pressure
Economic Forecasts An overall good September report does show more signs of pressure on goods prices from tariffs.
Economic Forecasts
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15 Money-Saving Travel Tips for Retirees
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