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5 Stocks to Buy for a Trump Presidency
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The 5% Diversification Rule: Your Secret Weapon for Smarter Investing
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Dow Rises Amid Another Crude Oil Spike: Stock Market Today
Crude oil was up, and Papa Dow was too, but the Nasdaq fell further into correction territory amid persistent uncertainty for global financial markets.
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Ford stock has been a lemon for long-time shareholders.
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The Kiplinger LetterArtificial Intelligence is Sparking a Revolution in Warfare
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Why Retirement Needs Core Ingredients, But Your Own Frosting
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How High School Can Set Kids on a Path to Financial Wellness
Children can absorb financial stress and poor money habits by the time they reach high school, so where better to intervene and teach healthy behaviors?
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Why Your Medicare Premiums Are $200 Higher Than They Should Be
Here's how overpayments to Medicare Advantage plans are driving up Part B costs for every Medicare beneficiary.
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The Best Savings Accounts for Retirees to Maximize Cash
For retirees seeking less risky savings options, here are a few recommendations based on your preferences.
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The Two-Lifetime Challenge: How to Fund Your Retirement and Theirs
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Why Retirement Needs Core Ingredients, But Your Own Frosting
When it comes to retirement (and cake), people have their own preferences. Instead of trying to fit into a predetermined box, consider a personalized approach.
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Our son can't come on the family cruise. Should I send him a check?
I'm disappointed my son can't go to Greece with us, but we can't reschedule. I want him to feel we are treating him fairly.
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The 2026 Food & Wine Calendar: 5 Tours You Need to Book Now
With foodcations and other culinary trips on the rise, we recommend some of the country’s most elite gastronomic events and tours for epicurean retirees.
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The Retirement Risk No One Likes to Discuss: You, Still Here
Living longer is the biggest retirement risk for most investors. If your retirement plan doesn't extend to your mid-90s and beyond, this is what you need to do.
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Alexandra Svokos
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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
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Carla Ayers
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Donna LeValley
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Kate Schubel
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Sean Jackson
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Donna Fuscaldo
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Rachael Green
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Ben Demers
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Dan Burrows
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State TaxCalifornia Tax Guide
Explore California's state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement, and more. Learn how California compares nationwide.
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State TaxNebraska Tax Guide
Explore Nebraska's state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement and more. Learn how the state compares nationwide
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Tax FilingShould You File a Tax Extension? 5 Pros and Cons to Weigh Before April 15
It’s easy to extend your 2026 tax filing deadline to October, but don't ignore the April payment requirement.
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State TaxRetiring in Florida: What It Really Costs and What You Save in 2026
Florida’s tax-friendly reputation draws retirees every year, but potential 2026 property tax changes, rising insurance costs, and everyday expenses can impact your wallet.
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The Best Savings Accounts for Retirees to Maximize Cash
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How High School Can Set Kids on a Path to Financial Wellness
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Gen Z's Biggest Money Mistakes (and Small Wins That Fix Them)
It's easy to fall into bad money habits in your 20s that can set you back for decades. Here are five mistakes to avoid — and the good habits to form instead.
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The 2026 Food & Wine Calendar: 5 Tours You Need to Book Now
With foodcations and other culinary trips on the rise, we recommend some of the country’s most elite gastronomic events and tours for epicurean retirees.
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'Getting Wealthy Has One Tried-and-True Formula'
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The Kiplinger LetterIran War Looms Over Spring Home-Buying Season
The Iran conflict has put the housing market recovery on hold by driving up mortgage rates and raising costs for builders.
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I Bought a House With Solar Panels. What Do I Do With Them Now?
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What to Do With an Inherited House
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Mortgage Rates Are Rising Again — Here's What You Should Do
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How to Save on Booking a Cruise
Booking a cruise using credit card rewards and travel agents can help snag the best deals.
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The 2026 Food & Wine Calendar: 5 Tours You Need to Book Now
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Our son can't come on the family cruise. Should I send him a check?
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Clear vs TSA PreCheck vs Global Entry: What's Worth Your Money?
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9 Ways Snowbirds and Retirees Can Beat Soaring Gas Prices on the Drive Home
Gas prices are at least $1.00 more than when retirees and snowbirds headed for warmer weather. Here are some easy ways to save some of that cash.
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AI Took the Wheel When I Visited Colleges With My Kid. Here's How it Went
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The Kiplinger Letter
Iran War Looms Over Spring Home-Buying Season
The Iran conflict has put the housing market recovery on hold by driving up mortgage rates and raising costs for builders.
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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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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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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Business Costs Outlook: Spending, Costs Rise
Trade deals reduce tariff uncertainty, but lock in higher costs of imports.
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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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