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Investing
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The Best ETFs to Buy for 2026 and BeyondThe best ETFs feature structural characteristics that make them good buy-and-hold options for a wide variety of investors over the long term.
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mutual funds5 Best Fidelity Mutual Funds to Buy NowNo matter your investing style, the best Fidelity mutual funds offer solid active management at relatively low cost.
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IPOsThe 25 Biggest U.S. IPOs of All TimeThe biggest IPOS in U.S. history include a major chipmaker, a ride-hailing firm and a handful of global telecoms.
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Hot Upcoming IPOs to WatchThe most exciting upcoming IPOs include AI powerhouse Anthropic and data intelligence platform Databricks.
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What to Look Out for in Economic Data This WeekA holiday-shortened week is highlighted by the first FOMC policy statement and press conference for new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.
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stocksEarnings Calendar and Analysis for This WeekCheck out our earnings calendar for this week, as well as our previews and recaps of the more noteworthy reports.
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3 Life Events That Should Trigger an Estate Plan ReviewMajor life changes can your estate plan outdated fast. Here are the three instances that should spur an update right away.
By Howard A. Enders
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Retirement
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Here are the Huge RMDs the IRS Makes You Take When You Have $1 Million SavedIf you have $1 million saved for retirement, your RMDs will change every year. Find out exactly how much you must withdraw at ages 73, 75, 80 and 85.
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How 401(k) Savers Just Triggered a Big Market ShiftRather than running to the sidelines or moving to cash when things get bumpy, seasoned savers are building up their balances and locking in long-term security.
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3 Life Events That Should Trigger an Estate Plan ReviewMajor life changes can your estate plan outdated fast. Here are the three instances that should spur an update right away.
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Why 'Fiduciary' Does Not Always Mean What You Think It Means"Fiduciary" is sometimes used to blend legal obligations, professional ethics and marketing language into one trust-building slogan that could be misleading.
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Estate Planning Checklist: 13 Smart MovesFollow this estate planning checklist to hold on to more of your hard-earned money for both you (and your heirs).
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6 Myths About Downsizing in RetirementDreaming of selling your home, downsizing to a smaller one, and investing the extra cash for income when you retire? The profit you pocket may be less than what you expect. Here's why.
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How Child-Free Adults Are Choosing to 'Live Early'How shifting from "Retiring Early" to "Living Early" allows child-free adults to enjoy their wealth while they’re still young enough to use it.
By Jacob Schroeder
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Meet Kiplinger's experts
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Alexandra SvokosDigital Managing Editor
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Karee VenemaSenior Investing Editor
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Kelley R. TaylorSenior Tax Editor
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Alexandra TwinSenior Retirement Editor
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David DittmanInvesting Editor
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Ellen KennedyRetirement Editor
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Carla AyersPersonal Finance Editor
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Donna LeValleyRetirement Writer
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Kate SchubelTax Writer
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Sean JacksonPersonal Finance Writer
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Donna FuscaldoRetirement Writer
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Rachael GreenPersonal Finance Writer
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Ben DemersAudience Engagement Manager
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Dan BurrowsSenior Investing Writer
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Taxes
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Food TaxesThe 14% 'Burger Tax': 13 States Where Your Summer Barbecue Costs More This YearRising beef prices are making summer grilling expensive. But in some states, your backyard burger and other groceries face a double financial hit.
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SavingsNew Trump Account Spinoff Launches in Only 23 States: Is Yours on the List?Here's why a new type of child savings account for foster youth isn't available in most states — for now.
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Your HomeFlorida Voters to Decide on $250,000 Property Tax Exemption This FallThe proposed exemption is designed to lower annual tax bills for primary residences, but critics warn cities could hike local service fees to offset revenue losses.
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Tax DeadlinesWhen Are Taxes Due in 2026? Tax Deadlines by MonthAvoid costly IRS penalties and interest by tracking the most important 2026 federal income tax due dates for individual taxpayers.
By Kate Schubel
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Personal Finance
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How to Watch the 2026 U.S. Open: TV Schedule, Streaming Options and Key Tee TimesThe 2026 U.S. Open returns to Shinnecock Hills. Here's how to watch live on NBC, USA Network and Peacock, plus key tee times.
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Food TaxesThe 14% 'Burger Tax': 13 States Where Your Summer Barbecue Costs More This YearRising beef prices are making summer grilling expensive. But in some states, your backyard burger and other groceries face a double financial hit.
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SavingsNew Trump Account Spinoff Launches in Only 23 States: Is Yours on the List?Here's why a new type of child savings account for foster youth isn't available in most states — for now.
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Avoid These World Cup Ticket ScamsWorld Cup ticket prices might be falling, but scammers are still cashing in. Here’s how to spot fake listings and protect yourself before kickoff.
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Dave Ramsey Calls Out These 5 Money Mistakes. Are You Guilty?Debt doesn't happen overnight. Dave Ramsey points to several common habits that can make it harder to get ahead financially.
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How to Protect Your Home From Keyless Break-insWhile smart locks enhance home security, skilled intruders may bypass them. Here's how to strengthen your defenses.
By Sean Jackson
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Real Estate
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The Hidden Costs of Builder Mortgage IncentivesBuilders are offering low mortgage rates and big credits. Learn how these incentives work and how to evaluate the real cost.
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6 Myths About Downsizing in RetirementDreaming of selling your home, downsizing to a smaller one, and investing the extra cash for income when you retire? The profit you pocket may be less than what you expect. Here's why.
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The Hidden Costs of the Fed's Rate PauseThe Federal Reserve isn't cutting rates any time soon. While this benefits savers, learn how it impacts you when you need to borrow money.
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How the Federal Reserve Affects Mortgage RatesLearn how interest rate changes affect your mortgage payments and what buyers should watch for this year.
By Dori Zinn
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Travel
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Must-See Historic Sites to Visit With Your Grandkids for America's 250thCreate once-in-a-lifetime memories with your grandchildren while celebrating America’s 250th
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6 Ways to Make Economy Feel Like Business ClassYou don't need a premium ticket to enjoy a better flight. These simple upgrades can add comfort and convenience to your next trip.
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9 Ways To Save on Your Next Luxury TripLooking for ways to stretch your retirement dollars? Follow these tips to get a deal on your next vacation.
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Why Do People Retire to Florida? 9 Things You Must KnowAttention Florida-bound retirees: There's more to the Sunshine State than Disney, golf and beaches.
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Does My Car Insurance Cover Rental Cars?Is it safe to decline the extra coverage car rental companies offer you when booking? Here's what you need to know.
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Where to Stay Comfortably for the World Cup in New JerseyA North Jersey native shares her insight on where to stay in comfort.
By Alexandra Svokos
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Economic Forecasts
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Retail Outlook: Consumers Spend Freely, for NowLow savings rates and higher gasoline costs imply a slowdown in spending at some point.
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The Kiplinger LetterHow the World is Absorbing the 2026 Energy CrisisFrom European sluggishness to a cooling Chinese market, shifting monetary policy and massive capital expenditures will dictate global resilience this year.
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ForecastsKiplinger Trade Outlook: Trade Deficit WidensKiplinger's latest forecast on trade: U.S. exports, imports and our net trade deficit.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Business Costs Outlook: Energy Uncertainty RemainsMore certainty on tariffs, but less on energy costs.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Inflation Outlook: Stabilizing, But HigherHeadline inflation of 4.2% in May is likely to be the peak, but not much easing can be expected.
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Economic OutlooksKiplinger Housing Outlook: A Critical Turning Point in 2026The housing market is in the doldrums, but subtle shifts are finally on the way.
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Economic ForecastsKiplinger Energy Outlook: Drivers Face Painful Gas PricesPrices at the pump are coming down, but not enough to make drivers feel much relief.
By Jim Patterson
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Kiplinger Retail Outlook: Consumers Spend Freely, for NowEconomic Forecasts Low savings rates and higher gasoline costs imply a slowdown in spending at some point.
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9 Ways To Save on Your Next Luxury TripLooking for ways to stretch your retirement dollars? Follow these tips to get a deal on your next vacation.
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Why Resilience Is the Defining Thread of Today's Small BusinessesBuilding resilience and making smart, long-term decisions throughout every stage of your business' lifecycle is what success is all about.
By Mark Valentino
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6 Ways to Make Economy Feel Like Business ClassYou don't need a premium ticket to enjoy a better flight. These simple upgrades can add comfort and convenience to your next trip.
By Rachael Green
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Entrepreneurs are Missing This Wealth-Building OpportunityBusiness owners should start exit and estate planning years before a potential sale. Waiting until the deal is on the table can cost you millions in taxes.
By Bill Baynard
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How the World is Absorbing the 2026 Energy CrisisThe Kiplinger Letter From European sluggishness to a cooling Chinese market, shifting monetary policy and massive capital expenditures will dictate global resilience this year.
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