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Stocks Struggle Against Inflation and Rate Risks: Stock Market TodayIncoming economic data indicate the economy is expanding, but that doesn't necessarily mean easy, or even good, times for all.
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You Were Given Financial Power of Attorney. What Does That Mean?Being named a financial power of attorney (FPOA) is an honor, but it can also be a heavy lift. Know your fiduciary duties and why standard POAs don't cover Social Security or Medicare.
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Ask the EditorAsk the Editor: Can I Deduct a GoFundMe Contribution and MoreOur Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor answers whether a reader can deduct a GoFundMe contribution and other questions related to charitable donations.
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How Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) Actually WorkA Delaware statutory trust turns one property into a passive fractional interest in another. Here's how it works and why giving up control is part of the deal.
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Why You Shouldn't Put All Your Money Into Roth IRAsConverting a tax-deferred account to a Roth can be a good strategy for lowering future taxes, but moving all of your money at once is typically not recommended.
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How Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) Actually Work
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Compare airline credit cards with companion fares and see how annual fees, spending requirements and travel perks could affect your savings.
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Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction Fees
Enjoy traveling abroad? Find a credit card with no foreign transaction fees, or your spending could add up to a big chunk of change.
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