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A federal government shutdown doesn't spell doom for stocks.
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Senior Living Communities: A Guide to Finding the Right Fit
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3 Common Myths About Working With a Financial Planner
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Should You Invest in the Quantum Computing Sector?
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goldThe Cheapest Gold ETFs to Buy Now
Gold ETFs can provide hedging and diversification benefits without the hassle of holding and storing physical bullion.
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The New Average Divorce Rate By Age: Are You in the Risk Zone?
While the overall divorce rate has seen a small but steady decline, gray divorces have been on the rise since the 1990s.
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My wife says our $4.3 million savings are 'our grandkids' inheritance.'
I want to travel while we are still healthy, but my wife wants to pass down our wealth. Who is right?
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Senior Living Communities: A Guide to Finding the Right Fit
Senior living facilities have improved and are as diverse as the people who inhabit them. Now, they're more than just a place to go — they're a place to grow.
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Should You Invest in the Quantum Computing Sector?
Investors interested in quantum computing could consider ETFs focused on cloud services enabling small businesses to use big technology.
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The Basics of Estate Planning
If you have a will or trust, congratulations. But you’re not done with estate planning.
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The Real Cost of Funding Adult Children: Postponing Retirement
Report shows that nearly one-third of American parents support their adult children financially.
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4% and Chill? Find Out If This Distribution Rule Fits Your Retirement
Take this simple quiz to discover whether the 4% Rule will work for you in retirement.
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Kelley R. Taylor
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David Dittman
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Ellen Kennedy
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Carla Ayers
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Taxes May Be a Certainty, But the Amount You Pay Doesn't Have to Be
Don't wait until Tax Day to start exploring your options. Take some steps throughout the year, and you may be pleasantly surprised.
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Will you stop paying taxes on your tip income? New tax rules may allow some workers to reduce their tax liability on qualified tips. Here’s what you need to know and how to claim it.
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Tax FilingDo You Have to File Taxes This Year?
If you meet certain income requirements, you are required to file a federal tax return this year. You could face penalties if you don't.
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How This 529 'Superfund' Strategy Can Transform Your Estate Plan
This 529 strategy — superfunding a 529 — can help you maximize savings for a child or grandchild's education expenses.
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Costco gets big ups from shoppers and shopping experts alike for its high-quality products and low prices. However, it's not always the wisest choice to buy these products in bulk.
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14 States with the Cheapest Home Insurance in 2026
Homeowners in these 14 states pay at least $1,100 less than the national average for home insurance.
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The Basics of Estate Planning
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I Regret Moving to a 55+ Community, But My Wife Loves It
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10-Year Treasury Yield's Effect on Mortgage Rates
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Ask the EditorAsk the Tax Editor: Residential Rental Property Questions
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My wife says our $4.3 million savings are 'our grandkids' inheritance.'
I want to travel while we are still healthy, but my wife wants to pass down our wealth. Who is right?
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What To Take On A Plane For A More Luxurious Trip
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I’ve Played 1,300-plus Golf Courses: These Are the Best for 2026
These four luxury golf courses offer an extraordinary experience for players this year.
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11 Unforgettable Road Trips to Take in Retirement
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